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CATALOGUE
OF THE
VALUABLE COLLECTION
OF
EARLY BRITISH, SAXON, ENGLISH,
GREEK, ROMAN, AND FOREIGN
COINS AND MEDALS,
OF THE LATE
VERY REVEREND THE
DEAN OF ST. PATRICK.
THIS COLLECTION COMPRISES PENNIES OF CUTHRED, REGNALD,
ANLAF, VULFRED, ECGBEORPIT, iELFRED, &C.; THE FELICITAS
BRITANNIA MEDAL OF CHARLES II.; HENRY VII. GROAT,
HENRIC SEPTIM; UNKNOWN MINTAGES OF CHARLES I., &C.
Also, A BEAUTIFUL CABINET.
WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
33g <®rto of tfjc (Sxmitrix, ^
BY MR.
S. LEIGH SOTHEBY,
AT HIS HOUSE, 3, WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND,
On THURSDAY, 30th of JUNE, 1842, and Six following- Days,
at One o’Clock precisely.
To be Viewed on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday previous
to the Sale.
Printed by J. Davy $• Sons, Queen-street, King-street, Long-acre.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
I. The highest bidder to be the buyer; and if any dispute arise
between two or more bidders ; the lot so disputed shall be
immediately put up again.
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II. No person to advance less than Is. — above Five Pounds ‘2s. 6d. —
and so on in proportion.
III. The Purchasers to give in their Names and Places of Abode,
and to pay down 5s. in the Pound, if required, in part of pay¬
ment of the Purchase-money; in default of which, the Lot or
Lots purchased to be immediately put up again and re-sold.
IV. The Lots to be taken away at the Buyer’s Expence, immediately
after the Conclusion of the Sale ; in default of which, Mr. S.
Leigh Sotbeby will not hold himself responsible if lost, stolen,
damaged or otherwise destroyed, but they will be left at the sole
risk of the Purchaser. If at the expiration of One Week after
the conclusion of the Sale, the Lots are not cleared or paid for,
they will then be catalogued for immediate sale, and the expence,
the same as if re-sold, will be added to the amountat which they
were bought. Mr. S. Leigh Sotheby will have the option of
re-selling the Lots uncleared either by public or private sale,
without any notice being given to the defaulter.
V. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience in the
settlement of the purchases, no lot can on any account be removed
during the time of sale ; and the money must absolutely be paid
on the delivery.
VI. Upon failure of complying with the above conditions, the money
required or deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited ; and
if any loss is sustained in the re-selling of such lots as are not
cleared or paid for, all charges on such re-sale shall be made
good by the defaulter at this sale.
Gentlemen who cannot attend the Sale, may have their
Commissions faithfully executed by their obedient Se?'vant,
S. LEIGH SOTHEBY,
Wellington Street, Strand
CATALOGUE.
FIRST DAY’S SALE.
The Collector is requested to refer for a description of the Coins
to the following Works, thus abbreviated : — Mor ., Morell’s Roman
Consular Silver; — Rd. and Hk., Ruding and Hawkins’s Saxon and
English Silver; — M. H. E., Medallic History of England, English
Medals, Silver; — F*. L Van Loon’s Foreign Medals, Silver; — Car.y
Cardonnel’s Scotch Silver.
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1 Abbey Pieces, or Nuremberg Tokens, a great variety *'
2 Jettons, Medalets, Weights, Gun Money, &c., a large quantity v
3 Various Casts of rare Coins, the Oxford Crown ; Half Crowns,
Commonwealth, William III, &c.; Medals, Catholic Relics,
See. . . 34
4 Pennies, Halfpennies, and Farthings, struck in Ireland, some
early, 53; Irish Tokens, of MqCully, Fisher, &c., 19 72 /
5 Tradesmen’s Tokens and Town Pieces, of the 17th Century,
chiefly Irish . . 82
6 Tradesmen’s Tokens (Halfpennies), of the 18th Century, chiefly
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Wmt/V English, in poor condition
. 7 Others of the same
' ' , 8 Pennies, 45 ; Halfpennies, 108, many fine; Farthings, 13
" S*- ' 9 Colonial Coins, Isle of Man, Sierra Leone, &c.
GREEK COINS. COPPER.
CITIES.
ry //^ 10 Carthage, 12; Rhegium, Brettium, Syracuse, &c.
/ ^ 1 Carthage, 10; Syracuse, Brettium, Rhegium, Neapolis, &c.
' 12 Syracuse, Carthage, &c., various
13 Miscellaneous, 37 ; Greek Imperial , various, 9
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14 Philip of Spain as King of England (a cast); Charles I, an
oval, with plain Ipk ; Charles II, 2, one by Roettier , the other yL
by Rawlins, well preserved ; and two others 7
15 Charles II, Ip© his Queen, small ; William III, ^ his Consort;^
Mary II, on her death ; Anne, 2, varieties . 7
16 Oliver Protector, a small oval ; John Lilborne, ^ the names of
the Jury who acquitted him; Inigo Jones, plain Ijk; and six
others . . • 10
17 Anne, 2, different; James, son of James II, and his Consort, as
King and Queen ; Charles, Edward, and Henry, Benedict,
sons of the former, when boys ; Henry as Cardinal of
York . 5
18 James as Prince of Wales, 2; the same as King, with his Con¬
sort Clementina ; James and Henry, Benedict, when boys ; (,.
Henry as Cardinal Duke of York . 5
19 George I, 3, including one on his arrival; George II, 3, one on
taking Canada, one a Prize Medal, given by the Duke of" n
Newcastle ; and another . . 6
20 George II, 3, on victories gained at Quebec, Minden, &c.;
William Duke of Cumberland, on the battles of Culloden ;
Augusta, Princess Dowager of Wales ; George III and
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21 George III, five varieties, by Kirk , Burch , Kuchler , and others,
all finely preserved . 5*
22 George III, Prize Medals, various, all fine . 5 A
23 George III, others, finely preserved, some scarce 5
24 George III, on various subjects, chiefly by Kuchler, very fine 5 S/t-s*
3 ' 25 George III, on his death, 3 ; George IV, two varieties ; Caroline, y
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26 George IV and his Consort, when Prince and Princess of Wales,
on their marriage, by Kuchler, beautifully engraved, and in
the highest preservation ; another on his death; Caroline K
Queen Consort, three varieties . 5
27 George IV, when Prince of Wales ; Frederick Duke of York,
two varieties ; Edward Duke of Kent. ; William Duke of
Clarence, all well preserved, and some scarce
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George IV, on his visit to Hanover ; the Princess Charlotte of
Wales, two varieties ; William IV, a tomb; Victoria, on
her coronation, by Pistrucci , as regards the preservation ,
fine . . 5
Victoria, on her coronation, two varieties ; another, with her Ma¬
jesty and Prince Albert, on their nuptials . 3
Dr. William Stukeley, ^ Stonehenge; Sir Thos. Dereham,
figures ; both medallions . 2
Dr. William Hunter, a cast Medallion , a vase ; George For-
dyce and John Hunter, finely damasked, a snake casting
its skin ; Daniel Wray, ^ an inscription . 3
Military and Naval Commanders. — Capt. James Cook,
fine; Nelson, by Webb ; Wellington, by the same ; St. Vin¬
cent, Howe, and Bridport, all in good preservation 6
Granby, Elliott, Wolfe, Cornwallis, Rodney, Anson, all in fine
preservation . . 6
Nelson, Duncan, Keith, Smith, Trollope, See. . 7
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BRONZE.
35 J. F. de Gonzaga, V. D. G. Sfortiae, Ferdinand, King of Castile,
and others, white metal . 12
36 Casts from early Italian and other Medals . 14
37 The same . . .14
38 Nearly similar . . 14
39 As the lots preceding . .14
40 Sigismundus Pandulfus de Malatestis, all varieties, Medallions 3
41 Nicolaus Schefer Germanus, £ a figure, with lyre; D’lsottae
Ariminensi, ^ an elephant; another, G a bust, Our Saviour
on the cross, of good work , opus pisani pictoris, Medal¬
lions . , 3
42 Alfonsus Rex, O a fine bust of the King, he is seated, dressed
as a Roman, and crowned by Mars and Victory, an extremely
early coronation medallion , by Christopher Hieriman , well
preserved and rare . . 1
43 Nicolaus Picininus Vicecomes, &c., $> a griffin, bartiiol. caput
leonis. ma. c. ve. se. ; ]£> a seated figure, Medallions, both
well preserved , , o
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a wild boar attacked by a man and dog-, by Pisani, both
Medallions, and in good preservation • 2
GREEK COINS. SILVER.
iEgina, G a tortoise, Ijc an indented square, a Didrachma, well
preserved ; Gelas, G head and shoulders of a bull, the face
of a man, ^ a biga, in good preservation . 2
Panormus, G head of Hercules, the bust of a horse, behind
which is the palm tree, and below, an inscription in Phoenician
characters, a Tetradrachm, rare, and in good preservation 1
Syracuse, 2, one in gold, small, G a female head, Ijk a lyre, poor;
Agrigentum, a Didrachma ; others, small, 7, including two
casts . . . 10
Corinth, 4, various symbols; Velia, jooor; Leontium, G head of
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Messana, G a hare running, I£> a biga, in the exergue, a leaf,
a Tetradrachm, in good preservation; Panormus, G head of
Ceres, ^ a horse, small . 2.
Syracuse, a Tetradrachm, <M under the head, a triquetra above the
horses on the ^ ; Neapolis, and Corinth, poor 3
Agathocles, King of Sicily, G head of Ceres, ^ a figure of Vic¬
tory adorning a trophy, in good preservation 1
ROMAN CONSULAR SILVER.
Aburia, fig. i; Acilia, tab. 1, fig. in, iv, v; Accoleia ; iElia,
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iElia, fig. viii, xn ; ^Emilia, tab. 1, fig. i, 2, fine ; fig. ii, ✓
in, vi . .7 ***
./Emilia, tab. 1, fig. i ; Afrania, fig. i, viii ; Annia, fig. ii ; An- _ -
testia, fig. I, hi, well preserved .
Antia, fig. l ; Antonia, tab. 1, fig. vi, viii ; tab. 2, let. c, one
very fine , the others fair . 4 /sc#.?
Antonia, tab. 1, fig. vi, vii ; tab. 3, let. b ; tab. 4, fig. 1 ; tab. 6,
fig. hi, (Quinarius) ; tab. 6, fig, 5, 2, all fine
Antonia, tab. 7, fig. in, vi, vn ; tab. 8, fig. v, vii ; tab. 9, fig. i,
ii, vn ; tab. 10, fig. n; and three others with the following^
initials under the horses, d, e, m, tolerably good
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Antonia, tab. 10, let. a, 2, under the horses, p. s ; let. b, before
the head, n ; Aquillia, fig. i, 2, all well preserved 5
Aquillia, fig. i, ii; Aurelia, let. d; Baebia, fig. i, O head of Pallas,
Apollo in a quadriga, scarce, the whole in fair condition 4
Csecilia, tab. 1, fig. i, v ; tab. 2, fig. i, ii ; fig. v, 2 ; fig. vi, 2 ;
fig. viii, in middling preservation . 9
Caesia, rare ; Calpurnia, 12, with different symbols 13
Calpurnia, tab. 3, fig. vi ; tab. 5, fig. ix, xxm ; tab. 6, fig. viii,
and a Quinarius, tab. 1, fig. hi ; Carisia, tab. 1, fig. n, iv, b,
the latter scarce, some well preserved . 8
Cassia, tab. i, fig. ii ; fig. m, 2 ; let. a ; fig. vi ; fig. viii, 2 ;
let. g ; tab. 2, fig. iv, v, some in good condition 10
Cipia; Claudia, tab. 1, fig. iv, v; fig. vi, six, with the following
numerals, xn ; xxvii; a, xxxv ; a,xxxxii; lxv; cxxxxii;
tab. 2, fig. i, iv, in fair preservation . H
Cloulia, fig. I ; Ccelia, fig. i, ii ; fig. iv, 3, with these letters,
c. e. r.; Considia, fig. i, n ; another, unlike to either in Mor.
having on the reverse c. considius p^etus 9
Considia, let. c ; fig. v, D head of Venus, !£. temple, eruc,
scarce; Coponia, fig. i, 3, scarce; Cordia, fig. I, ii 7
Cornelia, tab. 1, fig. v ; tab. 1, fig. xn ; tab. 2, fig. I, 2 ; tab. 2,
fig. viii , tab. 3, fig. vn ; tab. 4, fig. ii, some scarce 7
Cornelia, tab. 4, fig. hi, vi, vn, viii ; tab. 5, fig. i, v, of the
latter four with various letters ; tab. 6, fig. iv, a few scarce ,
and in good condition . • 10
Cossutia, fig. hi; Crepereia, fig. iv, rare; Crepusia, tab. i,
fig. i, v • • ^
Crepusia, tab. 1, fig. i, v; Didia, fig. i, ii ; Domitia, tab. J,
fig. in, iv .6
Domitia, tab. 1, fig. vii, Da bearded head, ahenobar,
a trophy on the prow of a vessel, c. n. domitivs imp.,
very rare, and in good preservation . 1
Domitia, tab. 2, fig. i ; Egnatia, 2, rather differing from fig. i, a
in Mor. having on their reverses, viii, xini, both scarce;
Egnatuleia, 2 ; Eppia, fig. i, scarce • 6
Fabia, tab. 1, fig. hi, v, vi, d, viii ; Fannia., fig. i, 2 ; Farsuleia,
let. a, 2; Flaminia, fig. i, 2; Fonteia, fig. i 12
Fonteia, fig. i ; fig. ii, 3, with l. m. n. on their reverses ; fig. hi,
let. b ; fig. iv, 2; fig. V; Furia, fig. i, in fair condition 10
Furia, fig. hi, 3, (one incuse); fig. iv; Gellia, fig. i ; Herennia,
fig. i, 2, with d. s.; Ilosidia, fig. i, ii, /me 9
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EARLY BRITISH COPPER.
76 Ihreo, similar to Rd. pi. 3, No. 50 ; others, small
77 Rd. pi. 3, No. 66; pi. 4, No. 71 ; others, miscellaneous
78 Rd. pi. 3, No. 58 and 62 ; others, likewise very rude
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80 Rd. pi. 3, No. 44 ; another, G a horseman, R an ear of corn ;
one, O a rude head, R a chariot; and three small, all diffe-
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81 O head laureated, and decorated with a fillet, R a horseman,
beneath, a branch ; another, with head of Hercules, in imitd-
tion of the Greek) R a rude figure, both well preserved 2
82 O laureated head, R a horseman, very rude ; one other, a
bearded head and laureated, R a horse of better work than
usual, on which are two figures, a man and a youth, both y y,
highly preserved . . 2 ^
83 G a fine raised head, in imitation of that of Hercules , R a horse¬
man with a staff, on the top of which is a bird ; another, with
head like Janus, R a horseman, in the field of the medal, a 7
small head, and otherwise ornamented, both in fine preser- '
ration . . 2 ->
84 G an extremely rude head, R a horse ; three others, all different 4
85 G a rude head, R a horseman, with branch, &c.; various, 3 4
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87 Similar, likewise fine .
88 G an ear of corn, R a horse, very ivell preserved / ■ " ' y
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89 Nearly similar to . Rd. pi. 1, No. 13. 1 <rS< //
90 G decorated with ornaments, R a horse Rd. pi. 1, No. 12. 1 ^
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, merits, &c. . Rd. pi. 2, No. 35. 1
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preserved . .
98 One small, O a compartment, within which, tasc. a pegasus,
and two others . . 3
</' 99 O a rude head, 1^ a horse ; another, likewise small, with a rude
y head, and having on the $>, a sphinx 2
'"'MOO Three small, all different , and in good preservation 3 ?
A s 101 Cunobeline, O a horse with a branch, cuno, 9) an ear of
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102 Sceattce , various, some with portraits Hk. pi. 3. 10 °
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104 Kent. — Cuthred, sigeberhti. moneta, very good portrait , jf ^ *
well preserved and very rare Rd. pi. 3, No. 1. 1
105 Cuthred, verheardi. moneta, very rare Hk. pi. 4, No. 53. 1 ^ x J
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/ r /, iEthelweard, type as the former, but of a different moneyer,
very scarce ; and a fragment of a coin 2 / / 7
//// 108 Mercia. — Offa, G the king’s name in a compartment, 5© that
of the moneyer, babba, within the same, differing from
either in Rd. or Hk., very rare , a fne bold coin , but
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any in Rd. or Hk., finely preserved and rare 1 *} /
//S'S/yr// 110 Coenvulf, with fine head, tidbeariit. moetta, in high condi¬
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^ very desirable Hk. pi. 5, No. 73. 1 / ^
Coenvulf, without portrait, G the name of the monarch, with
title, and in the centre an M., 1£ a cross, eoba, in good
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poor; another, broken, but having a good portrait 2 ' jfa
Burgred, beagita, cuthberht, and heawli, moneyers,
all fine . Hk. pi. 6, No. 86. 3
Burgred, cunehl, dudvvine, and heawli, moneyers; one
other, broke, types as the lot preceding, well preserved 4r:
East Angles. — Eadmund, twicca. mon., well preserved /
and rare . Hk. pi. 7, No. 95. \
Eadmund, eadpan. mo. in good preservation and rare
Rd. pi. 9, No. 1. 1
Ethelstan, rather different f rom either in Rd. or Hk ., much
injured, rare . .
Northumberland. — Stycas, Eanred, 6 ; Ethelred, 6, some
fine . 12
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Eanred, 2 ; Redulf, scarce ; Osbercht, rare ; Vigmund, 3,
scarce 8
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Regnald, G a cross-moline, ^ a small plain cross, aura
montrei, similar to the one in the Hunterian Collection, of /
extreme rarity . Rd. pi. 11, No. 1. V'jf'
Regnald, G an ornament surrounded with name and title, If *'
a standard, with moneyer’s name Hk. No. 126. 1
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Coins of England, &c., by Edward Hawkins, Esq.— W. T.
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Anlaf, G a raven, the national emblem of the Danes, with name
and title, ^ a small cross, adelferd minetri, extremely
scarce, and in the highest state o f preservation
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Anlaf, highly preserved, and very rare Rd. pi. 11, No. 5. A
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an early Dutch Marriage Medal . 3
Mary I, G bust of the queen, ^ she is represented as on a
rock, in her right hand, branches of palm, in her left, a torch—
M. H. E. pi. 5, No. 3, a cast ; Philip, consort of Mary,
likewise a cast . M. H. E. pi. 5, No. 1.
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the Catholics to England, finely preserved , and rare
pi. 6, No. 6. 1
130 J0hn Palmer, founder of Palmer’s Hospital, Westminster;
another of Nicholas and Dorothy Wadham, founders of Wad-
ham College, Oxford, the former ivell preserved , the latter
fine , both scarce . M. H. E. pi. 13, No. 7. 2
^ 131 Elizabeth, on the destruction of the Armada — M. H. E. pi. 8,
No. 7, and pi. 9, No. 1, the first fine, the last a cast 2
' 132 Elizabeth, another on the same interesting event, fine
M. H. E. pi. 8, No. 8. 1
133 Elizabeth, on the triple alliance — pi. 9, No. 3; and a Chasing
of the Earl of Leicester . pi. 8, No. 1. 2
/ 134 Elizabeth, Jettons, on the dispersion of the Armada ; another
of Sir Thos. Sackville ; Robert Cecil, &c. . 7
,/e.//c> 135 Elizabeth, Jettons, 4; Shakspeare, a Jubilee Medal, poor;
Thos. Bodly, the founder of the Bodleian Library, a cast 8
s'^136 Elizabeth, a beautiful oval engraving , O the queen, ^ the
royal arms, of extreme fine work , by Du Passe 1
137 Elizabeth, the queen seated, attended by the ambassador of
Holland, &c., a Jetton ; two other Medallets, and two very
fine engravings, by Simon Passe . 5
r"'/y/ ■ ^ 138 Medallets, engraved by Du Passe and his pupils, of English
' Sovereigns, &c. . . • 29
/^r39 James I, pi. 12, No. 6, two casts ; two other Jettons ; and a sil¬
ver oval engraving of the Count Palatine, afterwards King
of Bohemia, his consort Elizabeth, daughter of James I, and
their child, by Du Passe . 5
140 Charles I, O bust of the king and his consort, plain on the ^ 1
/^/^L":’14l Charles I, finely preserved . pi. 17, No. 8. I
//^ -142 Charles I, a Medallion, on the marriage of the Prince of Orange
to the Princess Mary, mother of William III 1
t //c >2^3 Charles I, ^ shipping ; another, with head of Medusa, both
casts • . 2
yf/Cr.144 Charles I, $> an anvil and hammer; another, with a salamander
in flames ; and one, with an animal having various heads,
above that of the decapitated monarch , . 3
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Tradesmen’s Tokens of the last and present Century, Half*p J
pennies, and Pennies, a large quantity /
Proof Halfpenny and Penny Tokens, 19 ; others, colonial, 11 30 /,/
English Copper. — Farthings, 19; Halfpence, 23, from Charles
II to George III, including two casts from Farthings of //,
Anne . . .42
Casts — Elizabeth, Pledge of a Penny ; Charles II, 8cc., some
genuine , others in pewter, miscellaneous . 14 '
Casts. — George IV, Farthings, 9 ; Halfpennies, 3 ; Pennies, 4,
&c.; William IV, third and half of the Farthing to the
Penny, some rare ; Victoria, from the quarter Farthing to
the Penny, fine . . 31
Casts. — Pewter, fine , Halfpennies, &c., James II, William
and Mary, &c.; Bombay coins, George II; and a quantity
of colonial, various . 48 '
English Patterns and Proofs. — Charles II, Halfpence, G
a ship, the Archangel St. Michael, 2, differing ; Half¬
penny and Farthing, quatuor maria vindico ; William /
and Mary, for a Halfpenny . 5 /r *
Charles II, pattern for a Halfpenny, two metals; Carolina,
Halfpenny, god preserve Caroline and the lords
proprietors, rare; an old London Halfpenny; a fine /
proof of a theatrical ticket, with heads of Charles II and"^^
his Queen; and a William and Mary Halfpenny 6
Anne, Farthing, 1713, the rim on the having a cerated edge, /
well preserved, and scarce . ’
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154 Anne, another of the same date; and one with Peace in a car,
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Anne, Halfpenny, ^ Britannia, with a branch in her right hand,
poor; George I, Britannia seated, with right hand elevated,
in which is a globe, her left arm on a shield, which bears the y
rose and thistle, entwined, probably a Jetton $
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George 111, Halfpennies, by Droz, 4, three varieties , all fine
work ; and a Halfpenny and Penny of the Isle of Man,
1813, beautiful proofs, rare . 6
George III, Farthing and Penny, 1797 ; Farthing, Halfpenny,
and Penny, ISOS, fine proofs, others gilt . 7
George III, patterns for Guineas, 1798, with broad shield;
another, very chaste, by Mills , both rare ; and one other, by
Webb . . .3
An extremely rare pattern for a Halfpenny, by Kuchler, O' head
of the king, crowned, Britannia, 1799, very fine 1
ENGLISH MEDALS. BRONZE, (Continued).
Howe, Abercrombie, Smith, St. Vincent, Nelson, Wellington,
&c., small size . . 10
Abercrombie, Hastings, Duncan, Wilson, &c. 10
John Milton, two varieties ; Isaac Newton, 2, different ; John
Locke, See. . . 6
Shakspeare; Garrick; George F. Cooke, (Tragedian) ; Joseph
Munden ; W. H. W. Betty, (the young Roscius), all well
preserved • • 5
Shakspeare; Garrick; W. H. W. Betty, 2 varieties; Joseph
Smart, Piet. &c.; Izaac Walton . 6
John Conduit, rei monet., &c., by Tanner ; a Druidical
Medal ; another of Stonehenge, and others 8
Miles Coverdale, Bishop of Exeter, the publisher of the first
English Bible in 1535, by Davis , Birmingham; fine and
rare; John Tillotson, Cant. Archiepus ; Dr. Samuel Clarke;
Rev. Charles, and Rev. John Wesley, all fine 5
Frederick Lord North ; William Lord Mansfield ; Henry Lord
Bathurst; John Duke of Athol; Benjamin Hoadley, (Bishop
of Winton); and Charles Lord Camden, all by Kirk, fine 6
Rev. Charles, and John Wesley; Joseph Priestley, 2 varieties;
George Whitfield ; Dr. Parr, all fine 6
Martin Folkes ; Dr. Richard Mead ; Thomas Snelling, Numis¬
matist, three varieties ; Sir Joseph. Banks 6
David Hume, William Windham, William Beckford, Hugh
Duke of Northumberland, and others 7
Sir Robt. Walpole, a cast; Earl Chatham ; William Pitt ;
Spencer Percival, rare; Francis Duke of Bedford ; George
Canning . • 6
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Premier, a vault, from which issues figures, one is poising
a lance at the minister, on the right of whom is a recumbent
figure, &c. — This Medal, executed by T. Wyon, jun., is
justly considered one of the finest in the English seines — in _
this metal it is very rare P* ^ /■'
173 C. J. Fox, Col. Wardle, Sir Samuel Romilly, John Earl of
Eldon, Erskine and Gibbs, Geo. Canning 6
174 William Viscount Dudley and Ward, Francis Earl Bridgewater,
Sir Thos. Lawrence, and others 7 ^TZ-rr
175 Matthew Boulton, 2 varieties, by Pidgeon , both very fine; _a
James Watt, fine; Huskisson, IP an inscription, fine 4r 'r/‘
176 The Thomason Metallic Vas c,fine; Evesham Election Medal; .
Prize Medals, & c. . 6 ^
177 Sir Walter Scott; J. Watt, large size; and various jettons, Sc c.
some curious . 20
178 Jettons, miscellaneous, 44, some curious; White Metal
Medals, 7
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179 Leodardus Zantani, ^ an eagle ; Fantinus Cornelius, a tree
with birds ; and two others
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181 Dominicus Cardinal Grimanus ; Fran. Novellus de Carraria,
a coat of arms; Maria Politiana, IP the Graces; and /
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182 Leonar. Lauredanus Due Venetia ; Lucretia Estn, Deborgia
Due; and one other . 4r '
183 Sigismond, P. D. Malatestis, ]£> a coat of arms ; another of the
same, different ; Johannes Carondele, and another 5
184 Petrus Antoni de Castello, a tree; Nicolaus Tempe; Gero-
nimus Donatus, a sleeping figure ; and two small 6-
185 D. Isottae Ariminensi, a book ; another, I£> an angel, 2 ; and
others, small . . 6 r/s
186 Sigismundus Pandulfus Malatesta, ^ a building; Alfonsus Rex
Aragonum, a standing figure; and others 6
187 Franciscus Sfortia Vicecomes, &c. ^ a horse’s head, fine;
another, likewise a medallion, a cast 2 rfix
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ROMAN CONSULAR SILVER, (continued).
Plostilia, fig. i, ii, hi; Julia, tab. 1, fig. i, hi, v, vm; tab. 3,
fig. v; tab. 4, fig. i, ii, m, some scarce , and in fair preser¬
vation . .11
Julia, tab. 4, fig. vn ; tab. 7, let. k; and three with various
symbols, different from any in tab. 9; Junia, tab. 1, fig. n ;
tab. 2, fig. in; tab. 3, fig, v; fig. vi, 2; fig. vii, some fine 11
Junia, tab. 5, fig. i, xiv, xvii, xvm ; Licinia, tab. 1, fig. m,
scarce; fig. vm, 2; tab. 2, fig. in ; tab. 3, fig. iv, 2, all
fairly preserved . 10
Livinia, tab. 1, fig. i, n, v; Lucilia ; Lucretia, fig. i, n, c;
Lutatja, fig. ii; Maiania, fig. 1; Mamilia, fig. I; Manlia,
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Marcia, 3, various symbols; Maria, tab. 1, let. d; tab. 2,
fig. xxi, and two not engraved; Mcmmia, fig. i, n, a;
Minutia, let. a, fig. n, vii . 13
z,o> / 194 Mucia ; Mussidia, tab. 1, fig. in, let. b, d, scarce; Naevia,
let. b, and three with cxvim, clxxxxii, ccx ; Nonia, fig. i ;
Norbana, let. a, vi, xii, xviiii, cxxxx, cxxxxv, some well
preserved . .14
Opeimia, fig. m ; Papia ; Papiria, fig. ii ; Petillia, fig. i, n,
scarce; Petronia, tab. 2, fig. ii, scarce; Pinaria, fig. ii;
Plostoria, 2, different symbols behind the heads, tab. 1,
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fig. i, 2; let. A; fig. iv, fig. v, 2, some well preserved 12
Poblicia, fig. ii; let. b, f, g; fig. V; Pompeia, tab. 2, fig. in,
iv; tab. 3, fig. iv; fig. v, 2; Poinponia, tab. 1, lig. iv,
iiercvles mvsarvm, scarce, most of them in fair con¬
dition . .11
Pomponia, tab. 2, fig. in ; Porcin, tab. 1, fig. n, rare; fig. in,
iv; fig. vi, 2; Quinarii , tab. 1, let. c; fig. v; Postumia,
tab. 1, fig. v, vi; fig. vii, 2; fig. vm . 13
Procilia, fig. i, 2; Renia; Roscia, tab. 1, fig. xvm, xx; Rubria,
fig. ill; Rustia, fig. i; Rutilia; Satriena, fig. i, 3, behind the
heads, vm, lxxx; Scribonia, fig. hi , fairly preserved 12
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Sempronia, tab. 1, fig. i, b; Sentia, 6, with the following initials
above and below the horses, b, c, k, k, m, p ; Sergia ; Ser-
vilia, tab. 1, fig. i, m, iv; fig. vii, 2; tab. 2, fig. iv, 2, all
in middling preservation . 16
Sicinia, fig. ii; Spurilia ; Sulpicia, tab. 2, fig. in ; Terentia,
fig. i ; Thoria, 7, like to fig. 1, but having a, c, d, f, i, k, r,
on their reverses ; Titia, fig. i, n 13
Tituria, fig. in, f; Tullia, fig. i; Valeria, fig. in, b, scarce ;
tab. 2, fig. ii; Vibia, tab. 1, fig. in, vi, vm; tab. 2, fig. n ;
Volteia, fig. vi, in fair condition 11 /77r
Incerta, tab. 1, fig. vi, 3, with l, n, s, behind the horsemen ;
fig. vn, 2; tab. 3, fig. i, in, and three others, rather diffec^y
rent; Quinarii, 3, let. d, g . 13
Incerta, &c. some in fair preservation 16
Calpurnia, Claudia, Fabia, Julia, Maria, Postumia, Servilia, ^
Thoria, and others, including fig. vn, ( Nummi. Hispanici ) /
poor . .
Coponia, Crepusia, Herennia, Manlia, Thoria, Tituria, & c.
poor . . 2§-J^ry/'
Cassia, Julia and other families, 10, (false); Domitian, Trajan, ,
&c. 10, all poor . 20 yssr/v
BRITISH, SAXON, AND ENGLISH SILVER.
(continued.)
Anlaf, with banner, much injured; and part of another 2 7 ^ ^
Eric, G a cross and two crescents, with name, l?c a sword, with /j
moneyer’s name, differing from either in Rd. or Hk., fne I
Eric, O a small cross, ^ the same, with moneyer’s name,
rfdulf, very scarce, and in good preservation y/fy*
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SAINTS.
St. Peter’s Penny, well- preserved , and rare
Hk. pi. 10, No. 132. 1 y
Similar, likewise in good preservation, scarce ^ /^y'S
Another, fine Hk. pi. 10, No. 133. 1
Another, very different, well preserved, and very scarce
Hk. pi. 10, No. 135. 1 //vw
Another, fne and scarce Rd. pi. 12, No. 9.
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Ilk. No. 139.
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218 Another of the same type, but the cross on the 1^, much
smaller , grimo. moneta ; and a fragment of a coin 2 //S/-
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Vulfred, O' head and title, a monogram, saeberht. moneta,
fine and extremely rare . Hk. pi. 11, No. 143. 1
Ceolnoth, O head, name, and title, biarnred. moneta, in
the shape of a cross, rare and fine ; and a fragment
Hk. pi. 11, No. 145. 2
Ceolnoth, type as the preceding, and the same moneyer, well
preserved; another, with monogram on injured , both
rare . . *2
Plegmund, in poor condition , but very rare , exactly similar to
Hk. pi. 11, No. 151. 1
Uncertain, various, all differing . 4
Fragments, miscellaneous . • 6
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mone., ivell preserved, and very rare
Ecgbeorht, O head of the king, 1^ a monogram, oba. moneta, y
in good preservation, and very rare . 1 J
Ecgbeorht, O name, title, and star, in the centre, ^ a figure, .
sween. mo., unpublished, doubtful . \ '
228 Ecgbeorht, O' head, name, and title, a monogram, doubtful
Rd. pi. 14, No. 2. 1 •*- *
229 Ethelvulf, with head, etiielgeard. mo., well preserved, and
scarce; and one formed of different pieces y /
Rd. pi. 14, No. 2. 2
230 Ethelvulf, one with, and another without head, the former
having a cross croslet on the $1, the other a monogram, both ^ _
_ in good preservation, and rare . 2
S* // 231 Ethelvulf, in good preservation, and rare ; and Rd. pT. 15, y
No. 5 and 6, one broke 3
232 iEthelbearht, beahmund. moneta, fine and rare
^ Hk. pi. 13, No. 169. 1 /
33 JEthelbearht, edelred and viohtmund, moneyers, both scarce
Hk. pi. 13, No. 169. 2 / ^
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234 iEthelbearht, vilnoth. moneta ; and another, much injur ed,
both types as the lots preceding . 2^ S,7f>
235 iEthelred, dudda. moneta, very scarce and fine
Hk. pi. 13, No. 171. 1 ^
236 TEthelred, oshere. moneta, type as before, fine and rare 1
237 iElfred, without portrait, dudig. mon., fine and rare
Hk. pi. 13, No. 175. 1
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239 Eadweard I, O the king’s name and title, in the centre, a small
cross, exactly similar to No. 26, pi. 16, Rd., being a hand
and circle ; this rare and singularly decorated coin has un~
fortunately a piece broken out of it . 1
240 Eadweard I, with head, grimvald. mo., much injured — Rd.
pi. 16, No. 1 ; another, without head, abba. mon.
Rd. pi. 16, No. 7. 2
241 Eadweard I, without head, elip. moneta — Rd. pi. 16, No. 7 ;
iEthelstan, with head, rare — Rd. pi. 17, No. 10; ./Ethelstan,
without portrait, 2 .4 7 '**2
242 Eadweard I, as before, 2 ; iEthelstan, with portrait, biorneard.
mo. lond., type as the former, in good preservation , and
rare; another, without head, to. brit. . 4
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before, raegenulf. mo. winci, ivell preserved; another,
without portrait . . 4
244 Eadweard I, without head, 2; TEthelstan, with portrait, elfric.
mo. dorcivi, rare; and one other, without head 4
245 Eadweard I, as before, 2 ; iEthelstan, with head, adelm. mo.
winci ; another, without head . 4
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247 Eadweard I, 2 ; ^Ethelstan, 4, without portraits, moneyers
various . . 6o 2s g/
248 ^Ethelstan, with portrait, eis. moneta, finely struck up , and
most exquisitely preserved, as fresh as from the die , in this
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249 iEthelstan, with head, lifing. mone., very fine and rare
Rd. pi. 17, No. 8. 1
250 iEthelstan, O a small cross, accompanied with a crescent and
six globules, highly preserved and rare — Rd. pi. 18, No. 28 ; ^ 7
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dot, above which, the initial d., below, t., on each side, a glo¬
bule, pavius. mo net A, neither m Rd. or Ilk , very fine and
rare; another, with an s. in the field, unnoticed in either °f
the above works . . o
/Ethelstan, 3 ; Eadmund, 3, all different moneyers 6
/Ethelstan, 3 ; Eadmund, 2, moneyers all different , and well
preserved . . .5
/Ethelstan, 3, all different ; Eadmund, 3, moneyers various ,
chiefly well preserved . . G
/Ethelstan, 2; Eadmund, 2 ; Eadred, 2, moneyers various 6
%y/s * J 256 /Ethelstan, 2 ; Eadmund, 2 ; Eadred, 2, the whole differing 6
9-n7 /Ethelstan, 2 ; Eadmund, 2 ; Eadred, 2, chiefly well pre¬
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Charles I, Medalets, various, some on his coronation 8
Charles I, oval Medalets, and others, miscellaneous 7
Charles I, Medalets, oval, some of large size . 7
Charles I, Jettons, various . . 7
Sir William Parkhurst, by Rawlins — M. H. E. pi. 1 8, No. 5,
with plain ^ ; Rich. Sackville, Lord Buchurst, an engraving
by Simon Passe . . 2
Colonel Strange ways, the Tower of London — pi. 18, No. 9. 1
William Laud, Archbishop of Canterbury, ^ angels supporting
the regal crown and mitre of the prelate . 1.
Antony Vandyck, ^ an inscription, fine and rare 1
Robert D’Evereux, Earl of Essex — pi. 21, No. 5 and 7, two ;
General Sir Thos. Fairfax, No. 11, all well preserved 3
Robert Earl of Essex, 2, as in the lot preceding ; Mrs. Claypole,
a cast . . .3
Sir Thos. Fairfax, a cast ; Edward Lord Ivimbolton — pi. 23,
No. 8 ; and George Monke, Duke of Albemarle 3
George Duke of Albemarle, O his head, #> a coat of arms,
well preserved, and scarce; another, small . 2
Oliver*^ rom well, by Simon , on the battle of Dunbar, well pre-
' served . . pi. 22, No. 3. 1
Oliver Cromwell, likewise by Thos. Simon, full faced, plain 1/ 1
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non defitient oliva, &c., in fine 'preservation ^ /
274 Oliver Cromwell, by Dossier ; Mrs. Claypole, by Simon 2 ^4,
ROMAN IMPERIAL GOLD.
275 Tiberius, pontif. maxim., poor . 1
276 Vespasian, ^ a standing figure, with prow of a vessel, cos.
iter, fort-red., well preserved . 1
277 Constantius II, three-quarter faced and in profile , two
seated figures, supporting a shield, on which is inscribed
vol. 30. mvlt. 40, the latter fine
278 Valentinian, victoria, avg., a victory behind two seated figures,
fine ; another of the Byzantine Empire, O the portrait of
our Saviour, ^ bust of the sovereign, very tv ell preserved 2
279 Byzantine, O bust of the Saviour, IJk head of the emperor, with
sceptre and globe, &c., fine • I
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FOREIGN GOLD COINS.
280 A Noble, struck abroad , in imitation of those of Henry IV, /
V, or VI, differing from any in Sn ., very fine 1 *
281 Half Noble; a copy of the Half Noble of Edward IV; and a /
French coin . . . 2 X
282 An early French coin, somewhat similar to the Scotch Ruler ;
an early Ducat ; and three small Indian coins 5
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ROMAN SMALL BRASS.
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288
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FRANCE.
Louis XIV of France, on his presumed victories, &c., some very /;
fine . . .40
Louis XV, and others of the same * 37
Louis XVI, on his execution, 2, and two others ; Louis XVIII,
various, 5 • .9
Napoleon, bataille de marengo ; paix luneville; ba*
taille de sommo sierra, and others . 8
Great Men of France, &c. — Visconti, Buffon, Mansart, &c. 8 /
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295
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RUSSIA.
Peter the Great, on the coronation of his empress, Catherine I,
and on other events of his reign, all finely preserved 14
Others of the same Sovereign, all fine . 14
The same, some of large size , and fine • 14
Similar, 4 ; Peter II ; the Empress Anne, 4 ; Elizabeth, 2, all
very fine . • .11
The Empress Elizabeth, 8 ; Peter III, and his Consort, 2, all
highly preserved . • 1^
Elizabeth, 2 ; others, Medallions, 2, very fine ; Catherine II, 4,
all highly preserved . • 8
Catherine II, large size, very fine . 6
The same, 4 ; and others, Medallions . 6 /,
Catherine II, as Prince Orloff, extremely fine; and five others 6 //
Others of the same, various, all fine . 6
Nearly similar . • ,6m
Others of the same . • & '
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Maximilian, Dux Austria and Burgundy, 3 varieties ; and 4 „
others, all different . • ?
Fulvio Ursino, I/; signs of the Zodiac ; Philippus Ruis, Secre-
tarius Apostolicus; Franciscus Volateranus, and 4 various 7
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MEDALLIONS.
Plain on their 1^, of the wives of the following Roman Em¬
perors — Caligula, Claudius, and Nero ; another, likewise, of
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chionis Mantue, |5 a female with goat; Dona Di-
gianozo, Chamilla, & c., 15 a standing figure 2^
Divus Alphonsus Rex, O bust of the king, before him, a crown,
and behind, a helmet, triumphator et pacificus, |5 an
eagle seated over a dead faun, surrounded by vultures, by
Pisani , a fine and well preserved medallion . 1
Joanes Betivolus, 15 two infants supporting a coat of arms; ,
another, very early, likewise a cast . 2 r
St. Ignatius, founder of the Jesuits, 15 the monogram of Christ,
very fine . . • 1
Orator Galeattus Martius, Poeta, &c., 15 a recess, in which are .
books, &c., 2 sizes; and another . & / r S
Nicolo Gander, If figures, very large ; Antonius Averlinus,
If a tree, &c. . . 2
Johannes Picus Mirandulensis, If the Graces ; Guarinus Vero-
nensis, If a tripod, &c. . . 2 ^
Louis XII, O his bust, surrounded by fleurs-de-lis, 5c that of
his queen, a fine large medallion , ivell preserved
Jacobus, Grandis de Carraria, If a coat of arms ; Johannes,
Dux Zoth, 15 a temple ; and 2 others, all casts 4^ 'z s*
Nicolaus Puzzolus, If a fortress ; Borsius, Dux Mutine, 15
a landscape ; another, with three portraits, 15 an in-
scription . . .3
Joannes Tornabonus, If a female ; Philippo Maserano Veneto,
&c., 15 a female on a whale ; and 2 others . 4
Galileo Galilei ; Gulielmus Adelardus ; and 2 others, casts 4
March Scipio Maffeius ; Johannes Antoninus dc Contiguidis ;
and 2 others, all casts . 4
Our Saviour ; Raphael ; Julius Romanus ; Prince Maurice, all
with plain 15 • •
One having four portraits ; Comes Joan. Mar. Mazzucliellus ; _■
Joannis Baptista Butorgari, 15 another portrait 3
Joannes Jovianus Pontanus, 15 a female with globe ; Josephus
M. Martellius, Archiep.; P. Joseph Richa, Soc. Jcsu.; and y y
one other . . .4'
Ilieronimus Griman ; Cajetanus Antinarius ; and Fa. Migna-
neius Eps. Luc., &c., fine , . 3 s/Cv
327
328
329
330
331
332
333
334
335
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337
338
339
340
341
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Pompey the Great, G his head as Neptune, below, a fish, in the
front, a trident, 5k a vessel, q. nasidivs, rare , and well
preserved; Julius Ca)sar, with Jine portrait , 15 a female, who
bears in her right hand a small victory, Jine . 2
Julius Caesar, 5k as the preceding, well preserved ; Mark An¬
tony, 5k an Armenian helmet or tiara, bow and arrow, in
good preservation, rare . • 2
Augustus, 51 Lepidus, the heads well made out; a very desira¬
ble coin , being larger than those generally met with , and
very ivell preserved • • 1
Antonia, 0- head of Antonia, 5k a female standing, constan-
tiae avgvsti, in fair preservation, and scarce; Augustus,
If a figure with lyre ; Tiberius, If the emperor seated, Jine 3
Augustus, 6, 15 odl differing ; Tiberius, 2 . 8
Augustus, 7, If nearly all different ; Tiberius . 8
Caligula, If Germanicus (doubtful); Claudius, If Agrippina
jun., in fair preservation, and scarce • 2
Claudius, 5c the Praetoriam camp, rare, and well preserved;
Nero and Agrippina, 15 a quadriga of elephants, poor 2
Claudius, f a triumphal arch, de britann., rare and interest¬
ing; Nero, young head, 15 a garland, in the centre, ex. s. c.,
ivell preserved • • 2
Nero, 2, young and old head ; Galba, 15 s. p. q. r., &c. within
garland ; Vitellius, 15 Victory seated, in her right hand, a
patera, in her left, a palm branch, very Jine; Vespasian,
jvdae ; Titus, and Domitian . 7
Nero, 2, young and old head ; Galba ; Vitellius ; Vespasian, 3 ;
Domitian, 4 . • H
Vespasian, 5k avg. within a garland, scarce; Julia Titi, 5k a fe¬
male standing near a pillar, rare and Jine . 2
Vespasian, 3 ; Titus; Domitian, 3; 1 raj an, 3; Hadrian, 2 12
Trajan, 2, different ; Hadrian, 5, all different 15, and very ivell
preserved; Sabina, veneri genetrici, Jine 8
Trajan, 3 ; Hadrian, 3 ; A. Pius, 3 ; Faustina sen., 2 ; M. Au¬
relius, all different • • 12
Trajan, 3 ; Hadrian, 3 ; Sabina ; A. Pius, 2 ; Faustina sen., 2 ;
M. Aurelius, 15 all differing • 12
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344 Trajan, 3; Hadrian, 3; A. Pius, 4 ; M. Aurelius, 2 12 isf's#/-*
345 Plotina, 1^> a female seated, very rare , but not fine 1
/; /j 346 M. Aurelius, 2; Faustina jun., 4; Commodus, 2; Crispina ;
Severus, 2 ; Julia Domna . . 12
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Eadmund, 2, different, and fine; Eadred, reinferth. monet.,
with portrait, scarce; two others, without heads
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and two others, all well preserved . 5 r-
Eadmund, 3, and two fragments ; Eadred, with head ; and three
others, chiefiy in poor condition . 9
Eadmund ; Eadred, with portrait, vine, moneta, in good pre¬
servation; two without heads ; Eadwig . 5
Eadmund, 3, money ers different; Eadred, a fragment, with S
head ; three others, without heads . 7
Eadred, with portrait, wilebert. monet., and two others; /
Eadwig, all fine . . 4 '
Eadred, with head, manna, monet., very well preserved ; two
others, fine ; Eadwig, birver, in a line crossing the 1^,
scarce , and well preserved . Rd. pi. 20, No. 9. 4
Eadred, 3, all different; Eadwig, 4, moneyers various
Eadred, 3 ; Eadwig, 2 ; Eadgar, with head, poor
Eadred, 3, and 5 fragments ; Eadwig, 3
Eadgar, with head, aedelbrand. moneta, scarce;
others, moneyers different , well preserved o- , y
Eadgar, G a small cross, ^ the moneyer’s name in two lines ;
some with a small cross on O and 1^, 5, moneyers various 6
Eadweard II, baldic. m., scarce , all well preserved; Eadgar,
5, types as the preceding; Eadweard II, aedelstan. m., /
struck at London, all in good preservation 7 ■■ ’
Eadgar, 3, one reads rex anglorum, all fine; Eadweard II., y y
hild. m., of the Stamford Mint, very fine and scarce 4
Eadgar, various, G, well preserved; Eadweard II, very poor 7
Eadgar, 5, various; ^thelred II — Rd. pi. 22, No. 2, the latter c
in good preservation . 7 '
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ding, all poor . . 14
$64 TEthelred II, types all different , including one with helmet,
chiefly well preserved . 5
365 TEthelred II, chiefly well preserved
Rd. pi. 22, No. 2, 4, 5, and 10. 6
366 TEthelred, 4, types as the preceding ; Canute, 2
Rd. pi. 23, No. 10 and 19. 6
367 TEthelred II, as before, 3 ; Canute, as in the former lot, all
well preserved . 6
368 TEthelred II, 7, miscellaneous ; Canute, 5, various, chiefly /;
poor . . 12
369 Harold I, rvell preserved and rare Hk. pi. 16, No. 214. 1
370 Harold I, type as the former, very fine and rare
Hk. pi. 16, No. 214. 1
^1 Harold I, well preserved and r are Rd. pi. 24, No. 2. 1
372 Edward the Confessor, 5, including four with helmets, two
varieties, and two others . 7
373 Edward the Confessor, of the York, Chichester, Lincoln, and
Bedford mints, all well preserved 8
374 Edward the Confessor, 7, including two of the small and one of
the Sovereign type, rare; Harold II, struck at York, scarce 8 £, //
*** The coins of the small type of Edward the Confessor are, from their
weight, much calculated to confuse the Collector as to their classifica¬
tion. They weigh progressively from 10 to 17, 18, and even in some
instances to 20 grains, and yet are of the same circumference. By
one of our first authorities (Mr. Hawkins) they are still considered as
Pennies ; he quotes the lowest weight at 15 grains, which is five grains
more than one now produced, this being two grains less than the weight
of the Halfpenny. — W. T.
375 Edward the Confessor, 7, of different mintages, including three
of small size, one of which weighs 10 grains only, as above
alluded to, and is highly preserved, and struck at London ;
Harold II, struck at Lincoln, scarce 8
376 Edward the Confessor, 4, London and York mintages, ivell
preserved; Harold II, a very desirable and finely preserved
coin . Hk. pi. 18, No. 230. 5
377 Edward the Confessor, 8, of various mintages; Harold II, in
fair preservation and scarce Hk. pi. 18, No. 230. 9
'v^/^' 378 Miscellaneous fragments of Saxon Coins, some evidently broke
in two, to pass as Halfpennies , &c. . 16
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381
382
383
384
385
386
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389
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391
392
393
False British and Saxon. — Cunobeline, (gold) British silver; <y-,
Cenethreth, Queen of Offa; Anlaf, &c. 7^^'
William I, canopy type, struck at Winchester, rare — Hk. pi. 18,
No. 236 ; and three of the Pax type, struck at Lincoln,
Chichester, &c. . 4) ^
William I, side faced, struck at Lincoln — Hk. pi. 18, No. 233,
good portrait ; another, full faced — Rd. pi. 1, No. 13; and
three of the Pax type . -4,
William I, full faced, of the London mint — Hk. pi. 18, No. 234,
well preserved; two of the Pax type, (one a cast) ; William
II, struck at Winchester, in good preservation, and rare
Hk. pi. 18, No. 234. 4r//‘
William II, struck at Shaftesbury, rare — Hk. pi. 18, No. 234 ;
Henry I, in fair preservation, rare, Hk. pi. 20, No. 255. Sr_S/^
Henry I, full faced, with a star on the left of the portrait, on
carli, highly preserved, and very rare, a very desirable y
coin Hk. pi. 20, No. 262. lv^l/
Henry I, side faced — Hk. pi. 19, No. 254; and another, neither
fine . Hk. pi. 20, No. 255. 2
Stephen, side faced, exactly similar to Hk. pi. 21, No. 270, ^
having a very good portrait; Henry II, 2, well preserved
Hk. pi. 22, No. 285. '3
Stephen, type as before, struck at Stamford,yme; Henry II, as
the preceding, 2 . 3^ fis
Stephen, type as in the lots preceding, in fair condition; Henry
II, 4; Richard I, (Anglo Gallic) pictaviensis,^??*? 6 /StS
Stephen, with flag, an altered coin; Plenry II, 3; John, Penny,
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and Halfpenny, (Irish) . 3
John, ROBERT ON dive, 2 Pennies, 1 Halfpenny; six others of
the type of Henry III, extremely rude and curious , inclu¬
ding one with two strokes after the name, henricus rex ir,
instead of three .
Henry II, or III, G a rude full faced portrait of the king, a
short cross, with pellets, likewise forming crosses. — ( These
coins are now appropriated to Henry II, by Mr. Hawkins.
See pi. 22, No. 286.) Many varieties of moneyers and /ft
towns, as London, Canterbury, Winton, &c. 15
Henry III, with long crosses, various mintages, many well
preserved . .15
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395 Henry III, rex ang., 2 ; rex terci, 2, scarce ; four others,
fine . . 8 ^
396 Henry III, rex ang., 2; rex terci, 2; others, 4, m £-ooc?
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397 Henry III, rex terci, 2 ; various country mints, &c. 6,- all
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398 Thomas Earl Southampton ; Lord Inchinquin, poor ; John
Lilborne, 2, one a chased cast . 4
(’"'fz '/399 H. Scobell, Car. Setonius, Lord Inchinquin, Alb. Joachimi,
casts, and tooled up . 4
/■////* 400 Christopher Monke, Duke of Albemarle, 0- his portrait, by
Bowers, ^ a ducal coronet, a sword and olive branch, in fine
condition, and rare PI. 33, No. 6. 1
'r 401 Christopher Monke, Duke of Albemarle, O his bust, Nep-
/f tune, &c., fine and rare PI. 33, No. 7. 1
/t v / /,« 402 Charles II, on the Order of the Garter — pi. 26, No. 5; another,
on his embarking at Scheveling PI. 27, No. L 2
//s 403 Charles II, on his arrival — pi. 28, No. 2; Jettons va¬
rious, 6 .7
^ //# 404 Charles II, O bust of the Sovereign in the robes of the Garter,
^ Jupiter hurling thunder against the giants, by Bower, fine
and rare . 1
405 Charles II, the beautiful Medallion, felicitas britannije,
by the Boettiers, very well preserved PL 28, No. 4. 1
^ / 406 Charles II, Medallion, pro talibus ausis, highly preserved
PI. 29, No. 6. 1
'407 Charles II, another, the Gods in council, well preserved
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S' ^ 408 Charles II, another, genus antiquum, fine PI. 29, No. 4. 1
yf //f 409 Charles II, 0- busts of his Majesty and his queen, 9= Fame
standing, by Bower, scarce, and ivell preserved ; another, on
a creating Charles XI. of Sweden a knight of the Garter 2
Charles II, favente deo — pi. 31, No. 1, poor ; oval Jettons,
miscellaneous . • 7
411 Charles II, redeant commercia flanderis, very fine
PI. 31, No. 2% 1
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No. 12 ; another of the same plate, No. 13 2
ENGLISH GOLD COINS.
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FOURTH DAY’S SALE.
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423 Consular, 2; J. Caesar, If Augustus; Augustus, 3, one with
building; another, restored by Vespasian ; Tiberius, 2 • /
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Nero, 2 . 1(^,
425 Augustus; Agrippa, 3 ; Caligula; Claudius; Nero, 2 ; Galba
2 • . ioA
426 Antonia; Nero and Drusus Caesars; Drusus, Caligula, Clau¬
dius, some scarce, all well preserved .
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427 Galba, 2; Vitellius, concord, &c. scarce; Vespasian, 3, all
different ; Domitian, 3; Julia Titi ; Nerva 10
,428 Vespasian; Domitian; Nerva, 3, all different 15; Trajan, 2,
different . .10
/ 429 Trajan, 2; Hadrian, 5, one struck in Egypt; A. Pius, 3, diffe¬
rent 5c . . 10
430 Hadrian, 4, different Sabina; A. Pius, 3, including one with
Britannia seated on 15, scarce , and in fair condition 7
431 A. Pius, 3; Faustina sen.; M. Aurelius, 2; Faustina jun.; L.
Verus ; Commodus . 9
432 A. Pius, 3; M. Aurelius; Faustina jun., 2; Commodus, as the
Roman Hercules ; Crispina . 8
(//r^ S'" 433 Commodus, Severus, Julia, Geta, Elagabalus, Severus Alex¬
ander, Barbia Orbiana . 7
434 Lucilla ; Julia Domna, 2 ; Geta; Severus Alexander, 2 ; Aure'
lian ; Severina . 8
435 Diocletian, Maximian, Constantine the Great, and others of the
Byzantine empire
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7 43 7 Claudius to Elagabalus, miscellaneous
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4 440 Imitation British Gold Coins, one large , two small 3
/+/A "441 Offa, Eustace, Stephen, Richard I; Richard II, Groat; Henry
VII, Shilling ; Oliver’s Shilling, &c. 8
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production of the Counterfeiter, Singleton.
FOREIGN BRONZE MEDALS, (continued).
/, // 443 Magnus Cosmus Medicis, p. r. p., 15 a female seated, in her
. right hand, a globe, in her left, a palm branch; and another 3
444 Frederick III, romanorum imperator ; Joannes Scledus
Vincintinus ; Jacobus Nizolla de Trizzia ; and another, some
, fine . • 4
.445 Petrarch, plain 15; N. L. Cosmici, pae. tae., &c., 15 a winged
horse; Ursinus Joan, Bapt., 15 a unicorn feeding, See.; and
five others, small • • 8
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Hieronymus Morcat, &c ., ^ Justice ; Andreas Griti, Dux
Venetiar ; Anthony, Dux Loth, his duchess; and five /?
others . . 8^
1). Isottse Arimien, 1^, a book ; Franciscus Philort, a boy with
wings; Lelio Taurello, a tree, &c.; and others 8 r Ay
*Galeotus Ferraeus, 1^ a vessel ; Scipio de Montibus, B3 a monster
with various heads, &c. ; Ferdinand, Dux Alcala, |ic his con¬
sort ; and five others . . 8
P. Paulus Mafeus, Jurisc., I£ a tree; Carolus, Faye. Abas., &c.,
a coat of arms; Jo. Angelus Montursuli ; and two others,
chiefly fine work . . 5
T. D. Ant. Filius VI, &c., implements of writing, &c.;
Leon XI, M. et D. Math, &c-, 1^ a seated figure ; Jacquis
Boiceau, }}, a landscape ; and two others . 5
Dionysius de Rata, coat of arms ; Galeatius, Esten. Jasson ;
Excelinus de Romano ; Jo. Ant. Novellus ; and others, plain
on their ^
Fr. Gonz. Ep. Man, an altar ; Titus Livius Patavinus, $
a book, &c. ; R. Aynaldus, Arch. Floren., ^ a seated figure ;
and two others . . 5
Nicol. Michael, Doc. et Eq., &c., ^ another portrait ; Divus
Petrus, Aretinus, 1^ figures ; Cornelius Mussus, Epus.,
horse grazing, buildings in the distance ; and others 5
P. Laurentius, a vessel in a storm; Cosimo Citerni, B3
a standing figure ; and three others, casts . 5
Magn. Julianus Medices, ^ a plant; Alexander Med. Dux
Florentiar, a female figure setting fire to a heap of arms ;
Divus Petrus Aretinus, £ a female figure seated, naked;
and others . . 5
Julianus Medices, luctus publicus, ^ Laurentius Medices,
salus publica ; Charles V, Emperor of Germany, a coat
of arms ; Franciscus Estensis, ^ two temples ; and two
others . . .5
Hippolyttus Estens, Card. Ferrar ; Beatrix, Dux Labandiae,
finely chased , plain on ; others, small . 8
Joannes Salianus Augustinianus, plain ; Fran. Cardinal Al-
betinus, ^ Hercules ; Divus Petrus Aretinus, ]jc he is seated,
and receiving a deputation ; and two others . 5
Charles de Laubespine, Custsigilli Galliae, #> many figures ;
Paul Jord II, Brace. Dux D. G. Ang. Com., s. r. t. r., both
medallions , fine . . 2
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figure, pyramidically formed ; Comes Laurentius Magalotti,
a standing figure, representing the sun, both medallions 2
460 Carolus Marattus, Jk two figures ; Nicolaus de Her, inimicus
Bella pacis, &c., a standing figure ; Petro Balanzano, ^
a skull, and two others . . 5
461 Gre. Eps. Clusin, Roman presses, 1^ a standing figure; Cyrus
Ferrus, pict et archip, ^ two figures, symbolical of the /, /?
arts, both fine , and two others . 4
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Helvius Pertinax, ^ ^equit. aug tr. p. cos ii, a figure of
Equity standing, very fine and rare . 1
Didius Julian ( doubtful) , poor ; Albirius, fides militum,
fine . . 3
Faustina jun., 3 ; Lucilla ; Severus, 5 ; Caracalla, 3 ; Ju¬
lia, 2 .14
Faustina jun., 3; Severus, 2; Julia, 3; Caracalla, 3; Plau-
tilla . . 12
Severus ; Julia Domna, 4 ; Caracalla, 4, including one of large
size ; Plautilla ; Geta, 2 . 12
Julia Domna, of large size; Caracalla, 2, one of large size ,
the other with victoria brit. ; Geta 2, one with victoria
brit, interesting and well preserved ; Elagabalus, of large
size . . 6
Caracalla, 2 ; Plautilla ; Geta ; Macrinus ; Elagabalus ; Julia
Paula ; Soaemias ; Severus Alexander . 12
Macrinus; Elagabalus, 3; Julia Maesa, 3; Severus Alexander 12
Severus Alexander, jovi propugnatori, very fine ; Barbia
Orbiana, concordia, fine and scarce; Julia Mamaea;
Maximin I ; Gordian III, all fine . 5
Barbia Orbiana, well preserved and scarce ; Pupienus, in good
preservation ; Gordian III, 2 ; Philip sen., 2 6
Barbia Orbiana, scarce , and in good preservation ; Julia
Mamaea; Gordian III, 2; Philip senior and junior, 4 8
Gordianus Africanus jun., victoria augg., in good preser¬
vation and very rare • 1
Gordian III, 4 ; Philip sen., 2 ; M. Otacilia, 3; Philip jun., 2;
Trajanus Deems, 4 . .15
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476 Valerian and his family, ( very base ) a great variety
477 Postumus, Probus, Diocletian, &c., miscellaneous
478 Diocletian, ^ a building ; Maximian, and Constantius I ; others
of the Byzantine Empire, various, all of good silver
479 Miscellaneous of the Byzantine Empire, including one of Victor,
and two of Eugenius, scarce . .14
480 Various, nearly similar, including an Eugenius and a Jovian,
both rare . . ]_4 ^
481 Nero to Antoninus Pius, various, in poor condition , all of good
silver . . .45
482 M. Aurelius to Severus Alexander, indiffen'ently preserved 44
483 Miscellaneous, some well preserved
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ROMAN SILVER MEDALLIONS.
484 Nero, ^ an eagle seated on a thunderbolt ; Domitian, $> three
military standards, both in fine preservation and rare
485 Nero, Port of Ostia ; Vitellius, honor et virtus, both false 2C
486 Nerva, ^ ears of corn, cos u,fine and rare . 1
487 Trajan, one with a standing figure, in the right hand a branch
of spice, at the feet a camel, symbolical of Arabia, well pre¬
served ; another, having an eagle on thunderbolt, not so /
good . . 2
ROMAN SILVER QUINARII.
488 Augustus, ^ a victory on a cistus, between serpents ; Galba,
a victory on a globe, rare; Vespasian, a seated figure of
victory, scarce ; Hadrian, a victory, all in fair condition 4
489 Domitian, ^ a victory, fine; Commodus, the same; C'
Severus, as the former, all rare . 3
490 False Roman. — M. Antony and Cleopatra, Otho, Caligula,
Pescennius Niger, FI. Nep. Constantius (a medallion) 14
ENGLISH COINS. SILVER. (Continued.)
491 Henry III, rex terci, 2 ; others, miscellaneous, 8
492 Henry III, rex terci, 2; country mintages, 10
493 Henry III, rex terci, 2; others, various, 10
494 Henry III, rex terci, 2 ; miscellaneous, 10
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496 Edward I, Farthings, London, Bristol, and Berwick, the two y ^
/ first well preserved^ all scarce . 3
ucs 497 Edward I, Farthings, struck at London, in indifferent preserva- yy
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498 Edward I, Halfpennies, London, Bristol, Lincoln, and New- yy
castle, some scarce . . 5
499 Edward I, Halfpennies of the London mint . 9
iJ-fiOO Edward I, London, 4 ; Bristol, 2; Durham, 3; Chester, 1,
/ rare ; Newcastle, 1 ; Lincoln, 2 ; St. Eadmundsbury, 2 ; *
Durham, 1 ; Berwick, 1 . 17
501 Edward I, London, 4; Durham, 2; Bristol, 2; Lincoln 2;
Chester, scarce ; Kingston, rare ; York, 2 ; Berwick, 2 ; / 'd
ind one of Robert de Hadeleie, scarce . 17
502 Edward I, London, 4 ; Durham, 3 ; Chester, scarce; Bristol,
2 ; Berwick, 2 ; Newcastle, 2 ; Canterbury, 3 ; Robert de y y
Hadeleie . . 18
503 Edward I, London, 7 ; Lincoln, 3 ; Cantor, 3 ; St. Eadmunds-
/ . bury, 2 ; York, 3 ; Robert de Hadeleie . 15 /
f/£'r 504 Edward I or II, London, 6, all fine; country mints* y?
/ various, 7 . . .13
505 Edward I or II, London, fine. 7 ; country mints, 7 14
/^'506 Edward III, Farthing ; London, Halfpennies, 2 ; Pennies, Lon-
, don and Durham, 6 ; Llalf Groat ; Groats, 2 12
fp&x-S* 507 Edward III, Halfpennies, 2 ; Pennies, London, York, and Dur- (y
y, ham, 6 ; Half Groat; Groats, 2 . 11
' ' ^08 Edward III, Pennies, London, York, Canterbury, and Durham, r
8; Half Groats, London and York, 2; Groats, London 12
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Groats, 2, London . . 10
510 Edward III, Pennies, London, &c., 6 ; Half Groat, eboraci ;
y Groats, London, 2 .9
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ScS/ 512 Richard II, Llalfpenny, London; Penny, York, both in fine y //
/ preservation ; Half Groat, rare, but not fine 3
tssyssr 5ig Richard II, Pennies, 2, York; Henry IV, V, or VI, Halfpence,
4; Pennies, 4 . . 10
y*// 514 Richard II, Penny, Durham, ivell preserved ; Henry IV, V, or
VI, Penny, eboraci, with a t over the right, and three pel¬
lets over the left shoulder, and a cross on the breast, both / ^
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Henry IV, V, or VI, Halfpennies, 4 ; Pennies, 3, London and
Calais ; Half Groats, 2, London and Calais ; Groats, London
and Calais, 2 . . 11 ' f/"
Henry IV, V, or VI, Halfpennies, 3 ; Pennies, York and
Calais, 3 ; Half Groats, London and Calais, 2 ; Groats, 2,
London and Calais . . 10
Henry IV, V, or VI, Halfpennies, 3 ; Pennies, 3, having stars or
pellets on each side of the head ; Half Groats, 2, Calais
Groats, 2, London and Calais, fine . 10
Henry IV, V, or VI, Pennies, 4 ; Half Groats, 2 ; Groats, 4 10
Henry IV, V, or VI, Pennies, 2 ; Groats, Calais, 2 ; Edward IV,
Pennies, 4 ; Half Groats, 3 . 12
Edward IV, Pennies, 2, including one of York, struck by
Archbishop Rotherham; Half Groats, one of Canterbury,
struck by Archbishop Bourchier ; Groats, London, York,
Bristol, Coventry . . 8^ ^//^1
Edward IV, Pennies, 2, one being of Rotherham ; Half Groat,
Canterbury ; Groats, London, Bristol, York, and Norwich, /
the latter scarce , but not fine . *1 /y/
Edward IV, Pennies, 2 ; Half Groat ; Groats, London, 4 ; . — —
York, and Bristol . . 9^
Edward IV, Groats, London, 6 ; Bristol, and York 8 / Jr**
Edward IV, Groats, London, 3, one with initial on the breast, s
another with name mis-spelt, and others with different m. m. 6
Edward IV, the heavy Groat, fine and scarce ; others, various 6 „ /fy
Richard III, Groats, rose, and boar’s head, m. m., the first well _
preserved , both scarce . . ^
Richard III, Groats, rose, m.m., rare; Henry VII, Halfpen¬
nies, 2, one of very light weight ; Half Groats, 3, full faced ; y/^y
Groats of the same . . 8
Richard III, Groat, struck at York, very scarce, and in fair
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Henry VII, Halfpennies, 3 ; Pennies, 2 ; Half Groats, full.
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Henry VII, Pennies, 2 ; Half Groats, full faced, 4 ; Groats,
full faced
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Henry VII, Pennies, 2 ; Half Groats, side faced, 4 ; Groats,
full faced . . . 12^^ /
Henry VII, Groats, full faced, well preserved, 6 ; Groats, side y
faced, various m.m., 4 . . 1 0 t^yy*
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Henry VII, Groats, miscellaneous
Henry VII, Groats, various m. m.
Henry VII, Groat, reads iienric. septim , extremely rare
Ilk. No. 384.
Henry VIII, Halfpennies, full faced ; Pennies, London, and
York, sovereign type, 3 ; Half Groats, with his father’s por¬
trait ; Canterbury, 2, Cranmer and Warham 10
Henry VIII, Halfpennies, 2; Pennies, full faced, 2; sovereign
type, 4 ; Half Groats, 4 . . 12
Henry VIII, Halfpennies, 2 ; Pennies, full faced, London, and
Canterbury, 2 ; sovereign type, 3 ; Half Groats, side faced,
3 ; full faced, 3 .13
Henry VIII, Halfpenny ; Half Groats, Cantor, 3, Cranmer and
Warham ; Groats, side faced, 3, one with his father’s portrait,
the others of Bainbridge and Wolsey, each having the cardi¬
nal’s cap, the first without initials ; others, full faced 9 ^
Henry VIII., Half Groats, as the preceding ; Groats, 7, in¬
cluding two with his father’s portrait, chiefly well preserved 10 //
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ENGLISH MEDALS. SILVER, (continued).
Charles II, O heads of the king and queen — pi. 32, No. 1 ; /?
another — No. 8, the latter relating to the Mathematical
School in Christ’s Hospital . 2
Charles II, Medalets, various . . 5 /
Lucy Duchess of Portsmouth, 0- a fine bust, Ijt> plain, by the
Roettiers , highly preserved, and rare . 1 ^
James II, O head of the king, in the foreground, a column
stricken with lightening', in the distance, a city, fine and / /y/, .
rare . . • l
James II and his Queen, two Jettons ; his Coronation Medal;
a Counter of Lucy Duchess of Portsmouth ; and a cast
Medal of Titus Oates . . 5
James II, 0- bust of the king, lfh a trophy, genus antiquum
pi. 29, No. 4. 1
Anne, queen of James II ; and three others, various 4 / /,rJ
James II, on the execution of Monmouth and Argyle
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the nest of an eagle, who is obliged to retire, fine and rare 1
552 James II, on the Prince of Orange accepting the administration
of affairs, a young orange tree, in full vigour, beside an
aged oak, which is severed and bending its head to the ground ^
an inelegant and satirical allusion to the fallen monarch, rare 1
553 James II, O the seven bishops, ^ a church, &c., the gates of
hell shall not prevail, very well preserved 1
554 William Sancroft, Archbishop of Canterbury, 5k the seven ,
bishops ; and one other, a cast . &
ENGLISH COINS. GOLD, (continued).
555 Henry VII, Angel, m. m. a pheon ; Henry VIII, Angel, m. m.
a castle . . .2 ^
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556 Henry VIII, Crown, h. k.; and a Half Sovereign, both in good^
preservation , the latter having a good portrait
Rd. pi. 6, No. 2. 2 x
557 Mary, Sovereign, not fine . Rd. pi. 9, No. 1. lx-
558 Elizabeth, Quarter Angel ; Angel ; and Half Sovereign 3 fisre '
559 Elizabeth, Pound Sovereign, m. m. a key
• Rd. pi. 10, No. 10.
560 James I, Half Crown ; Crown ; and Twenty Shilling Piece
Rd. pi. 11, No. 9 and 12.
561 Thirty Shilling Piece, poor Rd. pi. 12, No. 1.
562 Half Crown ; Crowns, 2 ; Laurel
563 Crowns, 2 ; Sovereign, or Sceptre Piece
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ROMAN LARGE BRASS.
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564 Parts of the As, the Sextans, Triens, Quadrans, &c. 11
565 Consular, 2; Julius and Augustus ; Caligula; Hadrian, 2 ; Cara-
calla; Severus Alexander .
566 Didius Julian, good portrait, scarce; Severus Alexander, yiW;
Balbinus, well preserved; Philip jun., in good preservation 4~ ^ /
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Severus, Julia Mamaea, Gordian III, Valerian, Gallienus, and
others . . 12
Byzantine. — Justinian, Zimesces, Focas, Leo, and others,
some curious . 38
Justinian, Anastasius, Sec., nearly as the preceding 35
Nearly as before, including a middle brass coin of Theodahatus,
1C a victory, well preserved . 35
Nearly the same . . 44
False Roman Medallions, in base metal 13
Miscellaneous Copper, including 4 false Roman Medallions 38
FOREIGN BRONZE MEDALS, (continued).
Martinus de Hanna, 1C a female worshipping ; Hippolyta Gon-
zaga, Ferdinand I, Fil (a cast J; Oct. Vestrius, Acconiorum
comes Jure, &c. O an antique vase ; and two others 5
Petri Bcmbi Car. 1C a pegasus ; Ferdinand Loffneus, March.
Trivici, 1C three figures ; Felix. Card. Rospigliosius, 1C the
sun and moon ; and others . 6
Fler. Gonzaga Mant, 1C a standing figure ; Blanca Pansana
Carcania, 1C a figure chained to a rock, &c.; Barbara Austr.
Esten, plain IC; and two others . 5
Pomponius de Believre Francia Cancel, 1C AEquitas, &c.; Peter
Andreas Andreinus, Nob. Florent., full faced, 51 a figure of
Mercury, &c.; Ferdinand Carracciolus, Dux AErolse et Vic.
comes ; and two others . 5
Claudius de Aquaviva, Gen. Soc. Jesu, 1C the monogram of
Christ ; Ant. Card. Granvelanus, 1C a vessel ; Ulderick and
Gasper Card, de Carpineo, 1C buildings ; and two others 5
John Archiep. Sipon Guber Bono, IC Justice ; Alfonsus Palaeo-
tus, Arch. Bon., &c., 1C St. Peter with keys ; Petrus Card.
Aldobrandinus, 1C a building ; and two others 5
Flieron. Princeps, Card. Columna, 1C a fortification ; Ant. Dy,
Car. S. Prax, See., 1C a wreath of oak ; Cornelius Mussus
Eps., 1C a seated figure; and three others 6
Divus Thomas Deaquino, IC a tree; Joannes Cardinalis Moro-
nus, IC a tree, and a figure on each side ; Joan Bapt. Castal-
dus, Dux Belli. Max., IC figures ; and three others 6
Hier. Raynaldus, Rom. Architect, IC a fortress ; Edward
Boucharon Gallus, Sculptor; Fr. Vini. M. Ord. Card. Ursino,
P? a Pope in the clouds, &c.; and others 7
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crowd of persons ; Alexander Par. Pla, Dux Belg., B a
trophy; Joan Antonius Magius, B a vessel in the midst of
waves ; and five others . S'
Hippolyt. Maleg. IV, Doct. Reg., B a building ; Joannes Bap-
tista Franceschi, B a death’s head, &c. ; Aloisius Princeps
Dux Montis, &c. B Justice seated ; and others 6
Claud. Expilli, Com. Consist. &c., B a tree, fine work by
Dupre ; Alexander Farnesius, B a maP ; Andreas Doria,
B a vessel, fine; and three others, all of good work 6
Philippus Nerius, Epis. Fesulanus, B a temple with figures ;
Leopold Prince Ab. Etruria and Card., B a horse at full
speed, &c.; Alidoxius Car. Papien, See., 0* Jupiter in a car,
drawn by eagles ; and two others, all of large size 5 *-
P. Pantaleon Dolera, B a vessel ; Joannes Ciampinus Romanus,
B ears of corn ; Maria Cardona, March. Paduie, B a female
and palm tree ; and 5 others, small . 8
Francisco Comenduni, B a statue; Ni. Brulartus a Sillery
Franc. &c. B the sun in a chariot ; Alidoxius Car. Papien,
&c. ; and 3 others . 6
Jo. Bapta Mancinus Cortn, &c. B3 two figures ; Metastasius,
B instruments of music ; Raphael Sanctius Urbinas, B a
terminus, with deer, &c.; and two others 5
Christophorus Mad. &c. Card. Triden, B an eagle ; Joannes
Card. Moronus, B a landscape ; Ulysses T. S. R. E. Presb.
Card. B a tigure of Minerva ; and six small 9
Julius S. R. E. Card. Mazarinus, B atlas with globe, an exceed¬
ingly fine Medallion; another of Cardinal Richelieu, B a
victory in a biga . 2
Laurentius Maurocenus, Eques. &c. B a seated figure with lion ;
Arnaldo Speronio de Alvarctis, &c. B an inscription, both
medallions , and three-quarter faced 2
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Henry VIII, Half Groats, 3; Groats, side faced, 5; full faced,
4, London and Country mints . 12 A
Henry VIII, Tournay Groat, rare , but very poor — JRd. pi. 7,
No. 13 ; others, base, of London, Cantor, and Bristol 4
Henry VIII, base money, Groats, London, Canterbury, and
Bristol . . 4, //S'
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Henry VIII, Testoon of the London mint, scarce and in fair
preservation . Hk. pi. 31, No. 401. 1
Henry VIII, Testoon, nearly similar to the preceding 1 ^
Edward VI, base Penny — Rd. pi. 9, No. 17 ; and Sixpence,
both struck at York; Shilling, inimicos, &c. rare and well
preserved Rd. pi. 9, No. 8. 3
Edward VI, base Penny, Sixpence, Testoon, Timor, See. scarce ,
and in good preservation Rd. pi. 9, No. 7. 3
Edward VI, base Half Groat, struck at Canterbury, fine and
rare . Rd. pi. 9, No. 4. 1
Edward VI, Sixpence ; Testoons, 3 base, one timor, &c., 2 of
good silver . 6
Edward VI, base Testoon; Half Crown, with the y, and Crown,
with the tun m. m. . 3
Edward VI, Shilling, and Crown, the latter well preserved ,
m. m. y . . 2
Philip and Mary, base Penny, scarce; Groats, before and
after marriage, 2 ; Sixpence, 1555, ivell preserved; Shilling,
/ / 9
poor . . 5 '
Philip and Mary, base Penny; Groats, 2; Sixpence; Shilling,
1554 . . 5 /
Philip and Mary, Groats, 2; Shillings, 2, one without date,
scarce 4 „//■
Elizabeth, Halfpenny ; Pennies, 6 ; Three Farthing Piece ;
Three Halfpenny Piece; Twopences, 2; Threepences, 4; /
Groats, 2; Sixpences, 4, poor . 21
Elizabeth, miscellaneous, all in bad preservation 20 ^ /r
Elizabeth, Pennies, 6; Three Halfpenny Pieces, 2; Half Groats,
2; Threepences, 5; Groats, 3 . I & // /
Elizabeth, milled money, Half Groat, Threepence, Fourponce,
Sixpence, and Shilling, the shilling fine , the others ivell
preserved . 5
Elizabeth, Sixpences, 1561, 62, two varieties ; 63, 64, milled
and hammered; 65, 66, 67, two varieties; 68, milled and ,/■
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hammered ; 69 and 70, some scarce 14
Elizabeth, Sixpences, 1570, 71, 72, 73, two with different m. m.;
74, 75, two different; 76, 77, 78, 79, some well preserved ,
and rare . 12
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Elizabeth, Sixpences, 1580, 81, 82, two varieties; 83, two,j; , —
different on. m 84, 85, 86, 87, two varieties ; 89 and 89 13 V/ /s
Elizabeth, Sixpences, 1590, 91, 92, two, differing; 93, 94, two .
varieties; 95, two, differing ; 96, 97, 98, two varieties 12 ^ ^
Elizabeth, Sixpences, 1600, 1, 2, two, one with the break under
the head; 1571, rare , and two countermarked 7 s/sYr
Elizabeth, Sixpences, all different dates, 10; Shillings, 4, diffe¬
rent m. m.
Elizabeth, Sixpences, all differing, 6 ; Shillings, m. on. various 10 sYs/%
Elizabeth, Shillings, all different on. m., 6; Half Crown, m. on. 2, ^
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Elizabeth, Shillings, 8, on. m. differing, some well preserved 87 os-s*
Elizabeth, Half Crown, very well preserved 1 * ffL.
Elizabeth, Crown, m. m. 2, rare, but poor 1
Elizabeth, Crown, in good preservation 1 a
Elizabeth, the Portcullis Crown, in fair preservation , and
rare . Rd. pi* 15, !No* 5* 1 *
James I, Half Pennies, 2; Pennies, 4; Half Groats, 3; Six¬
pences, 2; Shillings, 2; Half Crown, with feathers over the
arms ^
James I, Pennies, 5; Sixpences, 4, different dates; Shillings, 2;^ ^
one with feathers over the arms ; Half Crown 12
James I, Sixpences, 4; Shillings, 6, various 10 s/sY‘
James I, Shillings, 6, various ; Crown, m. on. a thistle, exurgat
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629
630
James I, Shillings, miscellaneous, 7 ; Crown, m, on. a thistle 8
Charles I, Halfpenny; Pennies, 6; Half Groats, 4 ; Sixpences,^- ^
4; Shillings, 2; Half Crown . 17
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m.m.\ Shillings, 3, all different; Half Crowns, 2, bell and /
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632
633
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634
635
Charles I, Pennies, 3 ; Half Groats, 3 ; Sixpences, 3 ; Shillings,
3; Half Crowns, 2, bell and sun m.m. 14
Charles I, Half Groats, 4; Sixpences, 3; Shillings, 4, on. m. all X
different; Half Crowns, 2, on. m. a coronet, and within a
circle • 13
Charles I, Half Groats, 4 ; Sixpences, 3 ; Shillings, 3, all diffe¬
rent; Half Crowns, on. m. a star and portcullis 12
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Charles I, Sixpences, 2 ; Shillings, 5, different on. on., one with
negro’s head ; Half Crowns, 2, on. on. an anchor and porty^V;
cullis ; Crown, m, m. a castle
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/ a plume, and rose; Crown, bell on. on. 8
t/rs/r 637 Charles I, Shillings, 3; Half Crowns, on. on. a triangle, and
cross ; Crowns, on. on. a sun, and rose 8
sA'S 638 Charles I, Shillings, 3, all different; Half Crowns, one
with feathers on the head ; another, on the back of the horse ;
Crown, with feathers on the head and back of the horse 6
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SCOTCH SILVER COINS.
Alexander I? differing from any in Sn.; William I. — Car.
pi. 1, No. 4; Pennies both fine , and in this state rare 2
Alexander I? Sn. pi. 1, No. 1, rare; William I, (the Lion) 4
— Sn. pi. 1, Nos. 5 and 6 ; and two uncertain 7
Alexander I? different from those in Sn., having a diadem on
the head ; William I, 2, as before ; Alexander II, 3 6
Alexander I? type as the preceding; William I, 3; Alex¬
ander II, 4 . 8
Alexander I? ; William I, 2, well preseowed; Alexander II, dif¬
ferent mintages, 5 . 8
Alexander II, 4, various mintages ; Alexander III, 6, soone in
good preseowation . 10
Alexander II, as before; Alexander III, 6 10
Alexander II, 2; Alexander III, 8, some well preserved 10
Alexander III, including 2 Halfpennies . 10
Alexander III, seven, ivell preserved; Ditto, a Halfpenny ; John
1&dX\o\,fine ; Ditto, a Halfpenny, scarce . 9
Robert Bruce, Half Groats, 2 ; Groats, 3 ; David II, Pennies,
3 ; Half Groats, 2 ; Groats, 2 . .11
Robert Bruce, Groats, 4; David II, Penny; Half Groats, 2;
Groat . . 8
David II, Penny; Half Groats, 2; Groat; Robert III, Groats,
3 ; James I, Groats, 2 . . 9
David II, Pennies, 2; Half Groats, 2; Groats, 2 ; Robert III,
Groats, 3, well preseowed . . 9
James I, Groats, 2; James II, Groats, 2; James III, Groat,
fine work; James V, Groat and Half ditto, three-quarter
faced, scarce . . 7
James V, Groat — Soi. pi. 2, No. 35, rare; Half Groat., No. 36
of the same plate, very rare; Groats, 4, head in profile, No.
37, well preseowed
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Mary, Testoon, fine work, well preserved \ and 2 others, in-^.
eluding one of Francis and Mary . 3 -fi
Mary, Testoon, 1556 ; Dollar, 1566 . 2
James VI, Twenty and Thirty Shilling Pieces, scarce , and in
fair condition Car. pi. 9, No. 9; pi. 10, No. 10 2
// // 658 James VI, Thistle Merk, 2; parts of the same, one small, well
preserved, and scarce . Car. pi. 10, No. 17. 7
656
657
659
ENGLISH MEDALS. SILVER. (Continued.)
James, Prince of Wales, on his birth — pi. 39, No. 1 ; a Jetton;
4 others, different, including one of his son, Charles Edward ;
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James, Prince of Wales, a satirical medalet — pi. 39, No. 6; ,
and 1 other, likewise satirical, both rare — pi. 39, No. 8.
A satirical Medal, O the Trojan horse, a small building, on
which is represented an infant (James, Prince of Wales), on
his head a crown, in his right hand a windmill, be., fine andff-Y&u
very scarce . . pi. 39, No. 6. 1
Another, likewise satirical, finely preserved, and very scarce
pi. 39, No. 9. 1 ^
Sir Edmondsbury Godfrey, on his murder near Primrose Hill,
well preserved . pi. 35, No. 1. 1
Sir Edmondsbury Godfrey, on the same subject, the head of
the pope and the devil, rare . PI. 35, No. 3. 1
Sir Edmondsbury Godfrey, on the same, O St. Dennis carrying
his head after it is cut off, ^ Sir E. Godfrey walking after he
is dead, fine, and very scarce . pi. 35, No. 4. 1 ^*4
John, Duke of Lauderdale, Ijc Scotland, represented as a female
seated, in her right hand a spear, in her left the duke’s crest,
very fine . . pi. 36, No. 2. V
James, son of James II, termed the Old Pretender, G his bust,
that of his sister the Princess Louisa ; another of the
same Prince, $> his consort Clementina, both fine 2
James, as before, ^ the Hanoverian horse crushing the lion and
unicorn ; Clementina, the princess in a biga, shipping i^
the distance, both very fine . . 2*
James as before, O bust of the prince, If a map ; Charles
Edward, amor et spes, both in fine preservation 2 r?s
Charles Edward, O his head, a decayed oak near a sapling,
1750; Antony, Earl Shaftesbury, O his bust, If the City of yr
pi. 33, No. 8.* ^ ~
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671 Prince Maurice, a cast ; and 5 Jettons, various 6
' / 672 Frederick Henry, Prince of Orange, 5k shields of arms ; ano-
7 ther, with busts of William II of Orange, and Mary, daughter
of Charles I, well preserved . . 2
673 William II, Prince of Orange, 5k shipping; William III, when
a child, 5k the young prince receiving instruction from Mi¬
nerva, fine . • 2
674 Mary, Princess of Orange, 5k William 111, when a child, and 7
Jettons, various . . 8
//s~ - 675 William and Mary, on their coronation, O their busts, ^ they
are seated on the throne, two prelates supporting a large dia¬
dem over their heads, fine ; and a Jetton . 2
William and Mary, on their coronation, struck in Holland, O
yy their Majesties seated and crowned, 5k the figures of Captain
/ Bernard Muikens, with his lieutenant and ensign, &c. 1
677 William III, O the prince, before him a female kneeling, &c.,
poor ; and 3 Jettons . • 4
fi // 677* William III, on his landing at Torbay, £ shipping, in the fore¬
ground a figure in armour raising from a recumbent posture
the figure of Justice
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a female, emblematical of Great Britain, behind, an orange
tree, with the royal arms in connection with roses and
orange flowers ; to the right of the prince a Jesuit is seen
flying with the infant son of James II, accompanied by the
Queen, Mary of Este, 5k represents the landing at Torbay ;
another, small . • 2
679 William III, on his landing at Torbay, as the preceding, well
preserved; another, O the bust of the king, ^ a female,
emblematical of England, decorated with emblems of royalty,
receiving the prince ; he is accompanied by Religion and
Liberty, not fine • • 2
6 80 william III, 5^ the arms of England fastened to an orange
tree laden with fruit ; King James on the dexter, and Father
Peters on the sinister side, in flight, followed by lightning and
accompanied with serpents ; the crown is falling off the head
of the king, the Jesuit carrying the young Prince of Wales,
who bears a small windmill, interesting and rare l
681 William and Mary, £ England, as a female, seated on the poop
of a ship, beside, an orange tree laden with fruit, in which
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left a spear, surmounted with a cap, in the body of the tree the
English diadem, very fine . 1
682 William and Mary, O' busts of the king and queen, enriched by
festoons of rose and orange flowers, between and above, the
imperial crown, with sceptres, &c., ^ an allusion to the fall
of their predecessors, an aged oak, torn up and prostrated,
bears company with a young orange tree, erect and flourish-^ 7
ing, well preserved and rare . 1
683 William and Mary, O their busts facing each other, England,
personified as a female, very splendidly attired, greeting
another habited as a warrior, representing Holland, a fleet in
the distance, in good preservation, and rare \ /2y
684 William and Mary, I^ the naval engagement between Admiral
Russel, commanding the Britannia, and M. De Tourville, of
the Royal Sun, on 21st May 1692; another on the assem¬
bling of the Confederate Princes at the Hague in 1691, the y~yy
latter well preserved, the former poor . 2 ^
685 William and Mary, O bust of the Sovereign, & that of the
queen, a Medallion, very scarce, but poor 1 A*
ENGLISH COINS. GOLD, (continued.)
686
687
Charles I, Five, Ten, and Twenty Shilling Pieces, various m.m. 3 '
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688
689
690
691
Charles I, Five Shilling Piece, m. m. an anchor ; and Twenty
Shilling Piece, a rose m. m. . 2 7
Charles I, Five Shilling, and 2 Twenty Shilling Pieces, all poor 3
Charles I, Twenty Shilling Pieces, 3, all different m. m. 3
Charles I, others, m. m. an anchor, and a cross 2 s/* 7
Charles I, one by Briot, (Scotch); another, with a harp m. m. /,
fine
692
693
694
695
696
697
698
699
700
701
Oliver, Protector, Twenty Shilling Piece, or Broad
Charles II, Guinea, 1679
Charles II, Five Guinea Piece, 1688
James II, Guinea, 1685
James II, another, 1680
William and Mary, Guinea, 1689
William and Mary, another of the same, 1692
William III, Half Guinea, 1700; and Guinea, 1701
William III, Guinea, 1701, poor
Anne, Half Guinea, 1705, fine
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PAPAL MEDALS. BRONZE.
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Early Popes, various, all casts
Others, likewise casts , some of large size
Similar, of small size
Martin V, ^ a coat of arms ; Eugene IV ; Nicolaus V ; Julius
III ; Calixtus III, 2 ; Paul II • '
Sixtus IV, a coat °f arms> fine; Alexander VII, 3, all dif¬
ferent, and fine; Camilla Peretta (Soror Sixtus V), 2
Julius III, Vo a building; Pius III; Leo X; Adrian VI ;
Paul III, 2, chiefly fine . . * 6
Leo X, 9= a seated figure ; Clemens VII ; Julius III ; Paul V,
2, one fine and large . • 5
Paul III, ^ a landscape with figures ; Sixtus V ; Marcellus II ;
Paul IV ; Pius IV . • 6
Pius V, 2 ; Gregory XIII, 3, all different ; Sixtus V, 3, all
varieties • • ®
Gregory XIII, a building ; another, on the murder of the
Huguenots, in 1572, rare ; Gregory XIV; Clemens VIII,
all fine . • *4
Gregory XIII, If the pope with cardinals, &c. ; Urban VII ;
Clemens VIII ; Paul V, 2, loth fine . 5
Paul V, £a building, very fine; Gregory XV, 2 ; Urban VIII,
3, all varieties, in fine preservation . 6
Paul V, If a bridge ; Urban VIII, 3, all different ; Innocent X,
three varieties , chiefiy fine • • ?
Urban VIII, 3, varieties ; Innocent X, 3, all different , and
very fine • • .6
Urban VIII, 3, fine, and different; Innocent X, 2, very fine ;
Alexander VII, 2, with buildings, different, fine 7
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* The Medals in the Eight following Lots are of one size, vis. 3% inches
in diameter.
717 Jo. Bapta. Fagivoli Floren, ^ two figures; F. Marchio. Ric-
cardi, & c., a building; Excell. P. M. Julius Ant. Roboredo,
books, and an altar, on which an antique lamp is burning ;
J. Gasto, Magn. Prince Etruria; and two others 6
718 Cosmo III, Mag. D. Etr., 2, different ; Joan Carolus, Card.
Medicis, 1J a vessel; Petrus Franc. Medicis ; and two others 6
719 Jo. Baptista Comes Casottius, Can. Praeten, a temple; Faus¬
tina Bordoni, a seated figure ; Honorius de Marinari, ^
a female painting ; Jos. Carillo de Albornoz, a victory
standing on arms ; and others . 6
720 Victoria Targuini, 1£> a rose tree, and other flowers; Laura
Corsi, March. Salirati, Minerva standing; Biancha Cap-
pelli Francisci I, M.D., Uxor., 1J> a bird; D. Guido, Grandus
Abbas Camald. Mathem. Pis. Uniu, $> a tomb, on which are
emblems of science ; and two others . 6
721 Julianus de Medicis, Archiep. Pisarum, the wand of Mercury,
&c.; Thomas Puccini, Patrit. Pistorien, Minerva crowning
a seated figure ; Petrus Beretinus, E. Cortonno, a recum¬
bent figure of a female, in her right hand, a sceptre ; Anto-,
nius Magliabechius, a book, &c.; and two others 6
722 Michael le Tellier Franciae Cancellarius, Justice crowned by
Pallas ; Jo. Gasto, D.G.M. Dux Etruriae, ^ a female on her
knees tendering a crown and sceptre to the duke; Bernabovus
V, Malaspina, &c., ^ a building ; Joseph Averanius, 1^ a tem¬
ple ; and others . . g
723 Emanuel Comes de Richecourt, Fran. Feroninus, Sen. Floren.
Bellavistae, a vessel ; A. F. Gorins, Historiar Prof. &c.,
9= a female, splendidly attired, her head decorated with a
mural crown, seated, and attended by Pallas ; Fredericus de
Riccis, Senat. Flor. See., £ a snake attacked by an hedge hog ;
and two others . . g
724 D. M. Ant. Zucchius, Abbas Veron, & c., two male figures,
in habits of religion ; Octavianus Ugolinus, Eq. See.,
a male figure, attended by a lamb, in front, various wild
animals, &c.; Alex. Alcardus, Sculptor, an inscription;
and others . .6
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Franciscus M. Nicolaus, Gabburrius, &c., if a winged male
figure ; Henry Newton, Ableg. Ext. Brit, ad M. Etrur., $
Minerva, &c., both medals of good ivorh , and well pre¬
served ; Antonius Magliabechius, a book, a medallion 3
Franciscus Delteglia, Floren., If a female seated, a boy with
lyre, &c.; Joannes Lamioc, $> Minerva seated, and writing ;
Petrus, Card. Othobonus, ^ a female seated, with a burning
glass, beside her, musical instruments ; Antonius Dominions,
Gabbiani Pictor. Flor., ^ a female with implements for
painting ; and another . . 5
March. Ant. Ma. Erba. Sen. Regens, an eagle flying against
the sun ; Cos. Serristori, Patritius Florent., $> a female stand¬
ing, in her arms, a lamb, both of good work , particularly the
last, and both medallions . 2
Petrus, Verri Mediol. &c., ^ a seated winged figure writing,
above, a victory ; Janellus Turrian, Cremon. Horolog. Archi¬
tect, many figures ; M. L. Lefevre de Caumartin, he.,
a building, all of lo.rge size . . 3
Antonius, Ottho. Bon. Cap. Gen. S. R. E, 1^ Faith in a car,
drawn by the Wolf of Rome (with the twins attached) and
the Lion of St. Mark, very curious, and well preserved ;
Francis, Rosettus Veron. he., Jic a tree, he.; Carolus, Broschii
Farinelli, ^ a pyramid, crowned ; and three others 6
Jo. Matth. Marchetti Episcopus Aretinus,' a building; Franc.
Maria, Cardinalis Brancatius, If a ruin ; Hipp. Abb. Forna-
sarius, Bon. Archygi. he., ^ a horse, before which is a cur¬
tain, &c.; and two others . . 5
Decius, Card. Azzolinus, two varieties ; Ang. M. S. R. Card.
Quirinus, ^ Faith with her attributes ; Franc. Card. Nerlius,
a shrub springing from the sea, all fne, the last by the
Hammerani . . 4
Lud. Card. Fortocarrero, a monument, by the Hammerani ;
Camill. S. R. E. P. Maximus, if a sign of the Zodiac (Leo),
very fine; and three others, all very fine . 5
M. Herperts, Tromp., f an inscription ; A. Magliabechius ;
D. Erasmus, f an inscription ; Balthasar Castilion ; and two
others . . .6
Christoph. Card. Magazzi, ^ a building ; Nicolaus, Pr. Card.
Coscia, ]jk St. Peter’s College; Lud. Ant. Card, de Noailles,
Jf a building ; and others, some fine . 6
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Princeps.; Christian Wolf, Plenty, with cornucopia
ud. le Fort Reip. Genev., figures ; Maximilian, Titon Armis
Cudensis, Prtef.; Nicolaus, Duodo. S. R. I. Comes. &c., ^ A
a landscape with buildings ; and four others . 7
Ijt an inscription ; Voltaire, the attributes of Tragedy and ^
Comedy ; and three others . . 6 '
ivicus Odescalcus. all different , chiefly bv the Hammer ani 7
a winged figure with torch ; J. D. Alembert, ^ an inscrip
tion ; and two others . . 5
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ENGLISH COINS. SILVER, (continued).
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head and back of the horse, and on the head only ; Crowns,
with castle and bell, m.m. . .6
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tVio tmrcn • nnntViPv. witVi an pvp. m.. w>_. in. feii.r nrexervnf.inn 5
the horse ; another, with an eye, m. m., in fair preservation 5
barles I, Crowns, one with feathers over the arms, the other
by Briot, poor . . 2
barles I, Briot' s minty Sixpence, Shilling, and Half Crown,
each having the anchor and small b. m. m., the two last ivell
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preserved
harles I, Crown, by Briot , m. m. a thistle In
dition • •
harles I, Oxford mint , Threepence, Groat,
lings, 2, and Half Crown, of the usual type
harles I, Oxford , Threepence, Groat, Sixpe:
Half Crown, some ivell preserved
harles I, Oxford, Threepence, Groat, Sixpet
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Crown . . 5
"Jb\ Charles I, Oxford , Groats, two varieties ; Shillings, two, 1643
z and 1646 ; Half Crowns, 1644 and 46 6
ut'?/"' 752 Charles I, Oxford , Groat; Shilling, 1644; Half Crown, the
inscription without lines in the field ; another, similar to Hk.
- yy No. 493, both scarce . 3
753 Charles I, Oxford , Shillings, 2, one very rude; Half Crowns,
2, as in the lot preceding . 4
f//y ' *'"754 Charles I, Oxford , Crowns, 1642 and 43, in fair preservation 2 / °
r/c//'— 755 Char]es Oxford, Ten Shilling Piece, 1642, fine 1 /
756 Charles I, Oxford, Pound Piece, 1642, very well preserved 1 ' J
757 Charles I, Bristol mint, (formerly given to Oxford) Twopence,
similar to those of the Oxford type, with the exception of
having the b r in the exergue on the $>, highly preserved , £ <*■>
, and in this state very rare; Threepence, fine 2
///' 758 Charles I, Bristol , Fourpence ; Shillings, 2, 1644; Half
f Crown, very fine Bd. pi. 24, No. 2. 4
Charles I, Bristol, Fourpence; Shilling, very well preserved; .
Half Crowns, two, 1644, both well preserved 4 ' /
'/■/// - 760 Charles I, Exeter, Penny, scarce; Threepence, two varieties ;
Groats, 2 ; Shilling, and Crown . 6
f/y 761 Charles I, Exeter , Threepence ; Groats, 2; Shilling, and Crown,
■ some scarce . • 5
ffr p 762 Charles I, York, Threepence; Shillings, two varieties; Half
/' , Crowns, 2 Ilk. pi. 42, No. 497. 5
3 Charles 1, York, Threepence, Shilling, Half Crowns, two varie- /0
/ . ties, one doubtful • 4
^ ^ 764 Charles I, Chester, Half Crown, rare Bd. pi. 26, No. 2. 1 ^
-765 Charles I, Worcester, Half Crown, very well preserved, and
rare • Bd. pi. 26, No. 1. 1 tZ /^y
%* The following- nine lots are part of another Collection.
f'// 766 Charles I, Shillings, one with a tun m. m., another with anchor,
and one unpublished, differing from either in Sn., Bd., or
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ssss ' ' '''767 Charles I, Shilling, unknown Country mint, someivhat similar
to Hk. No. 528, particularly on the 0, unpublished, and as
fine as when first from the die • 1
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highly preserved . 1 '
but with a w under the horse, the 1^, being of the Oxford
type, exurgat, &c. 1644, unpublished, very rare, and in
high preservation . 1
when first struck Rd. pi. 26, No. 2. 1 sY'
harles I, Half Crown, extremely rude, unknown Country
mint, of the Oxford type, rare, and exceedingly well pre¬
served
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fine in preservation, and in being struck up 1 '
rare; Twopence, Threepence, and Fourpence
harles I, Aberistwith, Penny, Twopence, Threi
and two Shillings
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and 12, the latter of Charles II. - ^ ^
786 Charles I, Obsidional , Pontefract Shilling — Rd. pi. 29,
No. 13, post mortem, &c., well preserved , and scarce ;
another, on which is a castle, engraved, doubtful o U ,
Rd. pi. 29, No. 7. 2
787 Charles I, Pattern for a Half Crown, o rex da facilem
cursum, well preserved and very rare
Rd. pi. 22, No. 2. 1
788 Charles I, Pattern, probably for a Twenty Shilling Piece;
others, for a Penny and Twopences, by Briot , very fine 5
789 Commonwealth, Sixpence, and Shilling, Patterns by Peter
Blondeau, well preserved , and rare
790 Commonwealth, Half Crown, by Blondeau, round the edge, ^
truth and peace, in good preservation, and rare 1 - /
791 Commonwealth, Halfpenny, Penny, Twopence, Sixpence, 1649 ;
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James VI, Thistle Merk, Balance Merk, and Dollar, all well
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James VI, Thistle Merks, &c. 5; and a Dollar 6
Charles I, Twenty, Forty, and Eighty Penny Pieces, 12; Shil¬
ling; Half Crown, with his father’s portrait 14
Charles I, Shilling, and Half Crown, both by Briot , the last
tv ell preserved
Charles I, others, similar, both in good preservation
Half Crowns, all different • ^
Charles II, Quarter Dollar; Merks, 4; small pieces, 4; James
II, Ten Shilling piece •
James II, Sixty Shilling Piece, very fine and scarce 1
William and Mary, Five Shilling to the Sixty Shilling Piece,
some well preserved • ^
William III, Five Shilling Pieces, 4 ; Twenty and Forty Shil¬
ling Pieces; Anne, Five Shilling Pieces, 4; Ten Shilling
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804 William III, on the execution of the Chevalier Grandval for
receiving bribes from the Court of France to assassinate his
Majesty, G a splendid bust of the king, ^ a tomb, on the
sides of which are the several limbs of Grandval, very fine r'"~
and rare . . j
805 William III, without head, a figure of Victory, on an ancient
vessel, a satirical medal on Louis XIV ; another, with portrait,
Vs a cock and hens, likewise satirical, on the same monarch,
both scarce . . . 2
806 Queen Mary, on her death, ^ an altar, on which is a scull, at
the feet, three crowns . . ]
807 William III, G head of the king, IL a field of battle, a castle in
the distance, a fine medal by JBosham , struck on the taking^
of Namur . j
808 William III, another on the same occasion ; and two, small 3
809 William III, G the king on horseback, IL a coat of arms; and
another . . .2
810 William III, IL Britannia, restitutori, a medallion, fine 1 ///<
811 William III, on the death of the king, Ijt the temple of Janus,
closed by the plenipotentiaries of several powers ; and
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812 The Princess Anne of York, and her consort, Prince George
of Denmark ; a cast of the same ; a Coronation Medal of
the same Princess when Queen ; one on the expedition to
Vigo ; and another, on the battle of Blenheim 5
813 Anne, on the taking of Bonne, one with three portraits, poor ;
and two others . . 4
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of Oudenardie, Taisniere ; and on the taking of Mons 4 f S*
815 Anne, on the taking of Tournay; another, having busts of the
queen and her consort; and one of Dr. Sacheverel, scarce 3
816 Anne, If a harp, rare ; one of Prince Eugene; another of
Dr. Sacheverel, rare . . 3
817 George I, on his arrival, and public entry into London, G bust
of the king, Tf he is represented in a triumphal chariot, &c.;
a Coronation Medal ; and various Jettons . 9
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George I, Ijl a knight of the garter, one with a sign of the
zodiac (Leo) ; another with a map, the two lust fine and
rare . • ^
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William Duke of Cumberland, on his victory in the north, all
different . • • 4 ^
Frederick Prince of Wales, on his death ; William Duke of
Cumberland, 2 ; the Princess Anne, on her death 4 // & ’
John Colet, founder of St. Paul’s School; Whitfield, the
Preacher ; the Rev. Wm. Romaine ; and a Jerningham Lot¬
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Joannes Fredericus, Elector and Duke of Saxony, a coat of
arms ; Joseph Emperor of Germany, a town besieged ;
and another . • ^
Herman, Archbishop of Cologne, an inscription ; Wolfgang,
Cardinal de Schrattem, &c., one O the Emperor Charles the
Great, surrounded with coats of arms ; another, 0 the Saviour
addressing a multitude • 4
Christopher, Card. Vidman, a coat of arms ; Frederick Wil-
helmus, Elector of Brandenburg ; others, various, 3 5
August. Wilh. Duke of Brunswick and Luremberg, 1^: a concert
of music ; John George, and John, Dukes of P>runswick ;
and two others
Sophia, Electress of Hanover, £ Matilda, daughter of Henry II
of England, a medallion • . 1 /
Car. Lud. Comes. Pal. Rhen. and Elector, 0 a fine three-quarter
figure of the Palatine, 1665, his helmet and electorial bonnet
before him, ^ the plan of a fortification, highly preserved 1
Carolus Linnaeus, a female, her head adorned with a turreted
crown, in the mi'dst of wild animals ; Peter Goddaeus,
Archiepic Sebastenus, buildings, &c.. ; and another 3
Ludwig I of Bavaria, ^ a church, one a pi i~e medal } another,
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capta ; Patrick Alstromer, Lib. &c., ^ a pelican; Frederick,
Elector Palatine of the Rhine, a coronation medal , as King
of Bohemia, interesting and rare ; and two others, likewise'' , A
small . . . 5 f
834 Petrus, Comes, de Schuwalow, ^ a seated figure ; Fred. Wilh.
El. Br. &c., 5© an eagle and young on a rock facing the sun ;
and three others . . 5. { /tv
SWEDEN, &c.
835 Gustavus Adolphus, G the king on horseback, ^ the town of
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Riga ; another, on his death, in a silver rim , very fine 2
836 Gustavus Adolphus, 3, different ; and one of Christian V of
Denmark . . .4
837 Charles XI, 4 ; one of Christian VII ; and Caroline Matilda of ^
Denmark, the latter being the youngest daughter of Frederick /
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838 Frederick the Great, 0* a female seated, pointing to a pyramid
which is blasted with lightning ; another, on his death, fine 2
POLAND, &c.
839 John, on his coronation ; Stanislaus, Aug., a figure of Vic¬
tory placing a cap on a globe, both fine . 2
840 Reformers — John Hus, ^ a martyr at the stake; Martin Luther,
two varieties ; John Calvin, a victory with trumpet; and
another . . .5'
841 John Hus; Martin Luther, three varieties ; John Calvin; and
one of Albert Durer . . 6,
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842 Henry IV, sceptres and a sword crossed ; Louis XIV, 3, one
having the bust of the emperor ; Charles VI 4 r '
843 Ambrosius Blaurer, ^ a coat, of arms ; Cardinal Richelieu, very
fine , small ; Andreas, Card. Corsinius, well Reserved 3
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of arms, &c.; Cardinal Mazarine, the eye of Providence, ^
&c. ; another, a building- . ^
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Anne, Guinea, 1702, with a rose in the centre of the IjL j y "
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846 Anne, Two Guinea Piece, 1709 . 1
847 Anne, Five Guinea Piece, 1706, ivell preserved • 1 *> y
/f 848 George I, Quarter Guinea, and Guinea, the latter with elephant
and castle under the bust, poor • 2
r/s 849 George I, Guinea, 1715; George II, Guinea, old head, 1759,
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858 George III, Third of a Guinea, 1797; Half Guinea, 1704;
and Guinea, 1774, in fine preservation . 3
George III, Guinea, 1798; another, 1813 . 2
George III, Pattern Seven Shilling Piece, 1776 ; another of
Hanover, 1768 ; and the scarce Half Sovereign of William / //
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George IV, Double Sovereign, by Pistrucci , 1823, fine 1
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870 Innocent XII, three varieties , all fine ; Benedict XIII, a
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876 Clemens XII, ^ a building encircled with waves ; another, with
an inscription on the $>, the latter hy J . Dossier
877 Benedict XIV, three varieties; Clemens XIII; Clemens XIV,
4, all different . 8
878 Clemens XIV, twr varieties; Pius VI, 4, all different; Pius
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cent XI, ^ Faith seated ; and 3 others, poor 6 ^
880 Urban VIII, ^ a procession of Pope and Cardinals; Clemens y
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881 Cosmo I of Tuscany, 5, with different £1, all fine ; Ferdinand I,
2, differing . . 7
^ 882 Cosmo I, II, and III, all different , 5; Francis I, a Me -
* y, dallion . . .6
883 Ferdinand II of Tuscany, 3, all different ; Joannes Gasto ; and
y three others, some fine . . 7
' ' 884 Maria de Medicis, Queen of France, 2, different ; Diana, Dux
Valentinorum ; and others . . 7
885 Francis and Mary of Scotland, as Dauphin and Dauphiness of
| _ France, fine ; Cardinal Costagutus ; and others 6
4 // 886 Christina, Queen of Sweden, both fine , and different ; Peter the
J Great of Russia; and others . 9
o -4* & *^8 8 7 Francis I of France; Marshall Turenne; Philip V of Spain;
Leopold I of Lorrain ; and others, some large . 6
888 Philip V, and Charles IV, of Spain ; Gerard, Duke of Lorrain ;
yf Leopold II of Germany ; and others . 8
889 Various Medals of Geneva, &c., without, heads . 7
890 Miscellaneous of the P>ourbon Family, Henry IV, Louis XIV,
& c. . . .8
'y ffs' 891 Charles X of France; Henry, Duke of Bordeaux, as Henry V;
Field Marshal Suwarrow, &c. . 10
892 Ferdinand II, Rom. Imp.; Joseph II, and others of the Impe¬
rial family . . 9
893 Joseph II, and Maria Theresa, 2; Charles III of Spain and
family ; Alexander of Russia ; Ferdinand VII of Spain,
_ __ See. . . .7
894 General Washington ; Edward Preble, R, a sea engagement,
both fine Medallions ; Blucher, Prince of Wagstadt ; and
others . . *6
895 Alexander of Russia ; Napoleon, Cambaceres, and Lebrun,
three Consuls ; Washington ; and six others 9
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Commonwealth, Sixpence, 1653 ; Shillings, 2, 1651 and 1652 ;
Half Crowns, 1651 and 1653 . 5
Commonwealth, Sixpence, 1658, with anchor, m.m.; Shillings,
3, 1653, 1654, and 1658, the latter having an anchor, m,m ., c/s-
rare ; Half Crown, 1654 . . 5
Commonwealth, Sixpence ; Shilling, m. m. an anchor ; Half
Crowns, 2, 1654 ; Oliver Protector, Shilling
Commonwealth, Half Crown, 1656 ; and Crown, 1651
Commonwealth, Crown, 1652, tvell preserved
Oliver Protector, Half Crown, 1658, in fair condition
Oliver Protector, Crown, 1658, poor
Charles II, hammered, small pieces, various, 4 ; Sixpence, with¬
out numeral, or inner circle ; Shilling, and Half Crown, of
the same . . .8
Charles II, small money, 4 ; Sixpence, without numerals, or
inner circle ; Shilling and Half Crown, with numerals and ^
inner circle . . 7 ^ ^
Charles II, small money, 4 pieces ; Sixpence, without numerals, v;
or inner circle . . 6
Charles II, Penny to the Crown . 8
Charles II, another set .8
Charles II, similar . . .8
Charles II, the same . . 8
Charles II, another set, and various Maundy Pieces, 13 21
Charles II, Sixpence ; Shillings, 1666, with elephant under the
head, plume under the bust, 1674 and 1679, broad head,
1684; Half Crowns, 1677 and 1679 . 7
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Charles II, Shilling, 1671, with plume under the head, fine;
Crowns, 1666, with elephant; and 1681, with elephant and
castle . . • ^
Charles II, Crowns, 1663, 64, 66, and 71 . 4
Charles II, Crowns, 1673, 76, 77, and 78 • 4
Charles II, Crowns, 1679, two, 1680, and 84 . 4
Charles II, Masathusets, Twopences, 2 ; Threepences, 3 ; Six¬
pence, and Shillings, 8, including one of New England 14
Charles II, Threepence, Sixpence, and Shilling, of Caecilius
Lord Baltimore, Proprietor of Maryland, rare , but 'poor 3
Charles II, Rupee, bombaiensis moneta, fine and rare
Rd. Sup. pi. 6, No. 13. 1
Charles II, Pattern, ^ three pillars surmounted with a cross,
a harp, &c., thus united invincible ; and Farthing,
QUATUOR MARIA VINDICO . 2
James II, Penny to the Crown
James II, Maundy Pieces, 4; Sixpence, 1686; Shilling, 1685;
Half Crowns, 1685, and 86 ; Crown, 1688 . 9
James II, Sixpence, 1687 ; Shilling, 1686 ; Half Crown, 1688;
Crown, 1683 . • 5
William and Mary, Penny to the Crown . 8
William and Mary, Maundy Pieces, 11; Shilling; Half Crowns,
2 ; Crown, 1691 . • 15
William and Mary, Half Crowns, three, 1689 and 91 ; Crown,
1691 ; William III, Crown, 1695 . 5
William III, Penny to the Crown ; and a pattern Farthing 9
William III, another set ; and a pattern for a Farthing 9
William III, Maundy Money, 7 ; Sixpences, 2 ; Shillings, 4 ;
Crown, 1696 . • 1°
William III, country mints, Sixpences, 4 ; Shillings, 3 ; Half
Crowns, 2 .
William III, country mints, Sixpences, 3 ; Shillings, 3 ; Half
Crowns, 2 .8
William III, Sixpences, 1698 and 99, with feathers; another,
with roses, 1699; and a Half Crown, with feathers, 1701,
all in fair condition, and scarce
Anne, Penny to the Crown
Anne, nearly similar, another set • 8
Anne, Vigo, Sixpence; Shillings, 2; Half Crown, and Crown;
to which is added, a set of small money • 13
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1708 ; and a set of Maundy Money . 8
943 Anne, Sixpence ; Shillings, 2 ; Half Crowns, 2, all with fea¬
thers ; Maundy Money, 7 . 12,
944 Anne, Sixpence ; Shillings, 2 ; Half Crown ; Crowns, 2, all
with roses and feathers . . 6
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plain ; Sixpence, and Shilling, with an e, and small star under
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947 George I, another set . . 0 ^
948 George I, Sixpence; Shillings, 2, including one of the Welch
Copper Company, 1724, w ell preserved ; Half Crown, 1717; / '
Crown, 1726 . . 5 S/^sz
949 George I, Shillings, 2, both Welch Copper Company, 1723
and 25; Half Crown, 1715; Crown, 1720; a pattern
Farthing, 1728 ; and a proof of the small size, rosa ame-
RICANA , . . 6^
950 George II, young head, Penny to the Crown, roses and feathers, /
well preserved ; with an extra set of Maundy Money 12
95 1 George II, young head, roses, Penny to the Crown ; with an
extra set of Maundy Money . 12
952 George II, Maundy Money, 14 pieces ; Sixpences, 2 ; Shillings, .
4 ; Half Crowns, 2, all with young head . 2
953 George II, Sixpence, and Shilling, 1731, with feathers; Six
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pence, and Shilling, plain, 1728, all scarce ; Sixpence, Half 4 x
Crown, and Crown, plain, with old head, well preserved 7
954 George II, old head, Sixpences, 2 ; Half Crowns, two, 1746 ^ fi-
and 51 ; Crowns, three, 1743, 46, and 50, well preserved 1 ^ '
955 George II, Shilling, Half Crown, and Crown, proofs , 1746,
fine . . . 3"
956 George III, Penny to the Crown ; with the addition of three
sets of Maundy Money, including that of 1792, scarce 20
957 George III, small money, various, 25 pieces; Sixpences, 2; S
Shillings, 4, various ; Half Crowns, two, 1819 and 20 33
958 George III, Half Crown, .1817; Crowns, four, 1818, 19 and .'/
20 . .
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George III, Tokens for Eighteenpence, 5 ; the same for Ihree
Shillings; Bank Dollar, with shield within a circle, 1804,
rare, but poor . • 6
George III, Sixpence, and Shilling, 1787, proofs, fine ; Shil¬
ling, and Half Crown, of the “ Ackey trade,” fine ; George
Prince of Wales, pattern for a Shilling, and Half Crown,
termed Col. Fullerton’s Patterns, fine • 6
George III, a fine pattern for a Bank Token for Five and Six¬
pence, G head of the king, ^ Britannia seated, in her right
hand, a spear, her left arm on a shield, bank of England
token, in the exergue, five shillings and sixpence, ^
1811, highly preserved, not in Rd. • 1
George III, pattern for a Crown, by Mills, engraved for and
published by James Mudie, in fine preservation 1
George III, &c., German and Colonial Coins, various — weight
7 oz. 5 dwt.
George IV, Maundy Money, 13 pieces ; Sixpences, 5, various ;
Shilling; Crowns, 1821 and 22 . 21 ^7
George IV, Sixpence to the Crown, a fine proof set, 1826, ^
beautifully engraved by Wyon • 4
William IV, Maundy Money, various . 26
William IV, Colonial Coins of Demerary, Victoria ; Maundy
Money, 11. • ^0
Hammered coins, Pennies, &c., in poor preservation —
3 oz. 5 diet.
Various, hammered and milled, badly preserved , 13 oz. Sdwt.
A similar lot — 14 oz. 10 diet.
Sterlings in imitation of the early English Penny, struck in
Brabant, &c., a great and curious variety • 40 /
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975 Edward the Black Prince, Pennies, full faced, and in profile;
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Edward the Black Prince, Penny, in profile; and one, false ;
Half Groat, well preserved , and rare; Edward III, three-
quarter faced, Penny . 4
ENGLISH MEDALS. SILVER, (continued).
George III, a female seated, adorned with a mural crown, in
her hand a tambourine, to the sounds of which youths of both
sexes are dancing round an oak, robur. britannije, two
varieties , fine . 2
George III, Coronation, 2 ; others, various 6
George III, Nuptial Medal; Queen Charlotte, on the birth of
the Prince of Wales ; and others . 4
George III, and Charlotte, a Medalet ; George IV, on his
coronation, and on his visiting Hanover; Frederick Duke of
York, on his death . 4
Frederick Duke of York, on the taking of Valenciennes ;
another, on his nuptials, scarce; William IV. and Ade¬
laide . . 3
William IV, on his coronation ; Earl Chatham ; Lord Thurlow,
all iv ell preserved . 3
George III, G an extremely fine bust, the most faithful medallic
likeness of that monarch extant; I;t the royal arms, a Medal¬
lion, by T. Wyon, jun., fine . 1
Charles Sackville, by Natter ; Hugh Percy, Duke of Northum¬
berland, I?o Alnwick Castle, by Kirke, both in good preser¬
vation, and scarce . 2
Thos. Howard, Earl of Effingham, pro PATRiiE; John Murray,
Duke of Athol ; Antony Morris Storer, Esq. 3
David Garrick, $> the attributes of Tragedy and Comedy;
Benj. West, by Mills . 2
Nelson, on his death, a Masonic Medal ; Wilberforce, both of
large size , the latter injured . 2
Clerkenwell Church ; an Election Medal ; a London Company
Medal, and one other . 4
Prize Medal of Stonehurst College, and a large Welch ditto 2
Hamet-Ben-IIamet, and another; others, small 6
Medal relating to Midwifery, G a female on a couch, with atten¬
dant, in the clouds, Juno with her attributes, he. ; a small
Election Medal of the late Henry Hunt 2
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elephant of Ava crouching before the British lion, by Wyon ,
fine in work and preservation; one other, relating to
India . . 2
993 Prize Medals for services performed, various 3
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FOREIGN MEDALS. SILVER, (continued).
FRANCE.
995 Napoleon, on his coronation ; another, with his empress, M.
Louisa; and various small of the Bourbon Family, &c. 10 / yj
HOLLAND.
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arms of Amsterdam, 1488, ^ the Count William on a throne
receiving the magistrates of that city, fine
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which two warriors are placing a laurel crown, keur vorst Q '
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998 Frederick Henry Prince of Orange, not fine /
tom. 2, p. 190, No. 1. 1
h <^999 Martin Van Tromp, the celebrated Dutch Admiral, a naval
engagement ; another, on the same subject, the latter very ^
y ' . fine . tom. 2, p. 364. 1
'***' ' 1000 Van Tromp, as before, fine — tom. 2, p. 365, No. 3; another, ^ ^
x tom. 2, p. 509, No. 2, likewise fine . 2
^^p^TOOl Van Tromp, beautifully chased , and highly preserved
tom. 2, p. 529, No. 2. 1 ^
1002 De Ruyter, G a splendid bust, a sea fight, beautifully ^ y
ysy chased , and highly preserved tom. 2, p. 527, No. 2. 1
1003 De Ruyter, ^ a naval engagement, differing from the former ,
being struck, pugnando, finely preserved 1 /^' “
/ 1004 Cornelius Evertsen, G his bust, surrounded by implements of
war, |La sea fight, beautifully chased , and in fine preserva <
tion . tom. 2, p. 529, No. 1. 1 ^ "
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Oliver Cromwell, O his bust, his head crowned with laurel, by
two warriors, ^ Mas. Aniello, the fisherman of Naples,
Neapolitans are likewise placing on his head a crown, rare,/
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and very fine . }
O Frederick Henry, Prince of Orange, seated on a throne, in
his right hand a sword, his left leaning on the arms of the
United Provinces, the prince conducting his spouse into an
enclosure formed of pyramids, &c. a very beautiful and
highly preserved medallion V. L. tom. 2, p. 257. 1
O a warrior seized and carried off by one habited as a civilian,
Peace trampling on an armed warrior — tom. 2, p. 305,
No. 3 ; and another tom. 2, p. 332, No. 2. 1
O a view of Amsterdam, with vessels, &c., a female, with
banners, and surrounded by warlike instruments — tom. 2,
p. 337, No. 1 ; and another tom. 2, p. 371, No. 3. 2
G the Batavian lion, in the distance, a fleet, 1^ an inscription, v
finely preserved tom. 2, p. 535, No. 2. 1
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1010 John and Cornelius De Witt, two varieties, both well pre¬
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served tom. 3, p. 81, Nos. 1 and 3. 2
On the Persecution of the Protestants, O the Pope, Innocent
XI, standing on a beast with seven heads, in his right hand
a thunderbolt, in his left, the keys of St. Peter ; before him,
to his right, a French dragoon with sword in hand, to his
left, a Jesuit bearing a scroll, the two latter support the host
between them; ^ a soldier on horseback, to the tail of which
is tied a naked female; in the horseman’s left hand is a cord,
dragging some of the reformed religion to a gallows, on which
is one hanging; in the distance, a procession of the host,
very curious and interesting tom. 3, p. 312, No. 1. 1
A distant view of Rotterdam, 9- a building ; Jettons, various, /
relating to Holland
Jettons, miscellaneous, some introducing religious subjects
Medals, Jettons, &c., in very poor preservation — 11 oz.
Others of the same description — 10 oz. 4 dwt.
Miscellaneous — 7 oz. 2 dwt.
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1017
1018
1019
James II, Lion, well preserved Card. pi. 1, No. 12.
James IV, Unicorn, fine pi. 1, No. 16.
James IV, Rider, in good preservation pi. 1, No. 17.
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1021 Mary, Half Ecu, fine and rare
1022 James VI, Noble or Rial, scarce
Card. pi. 2, No. 8.
pi. 2, No. 14.
pi. 3, No. 5.
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CL-. 1024 James VI, Sword and Sceptre Piece — pi. 3, No. 11; Crown
pi. 4, No. 4. 2
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CABINETS.
1025 A splendid Mahogany Cabinet with folding doors, adapted for
Coins and Medals of all sizes, containing 168 slides and 2
small drawers — 45 inches high, 29 wide, and 15^ deep 1 //*
*** this beautiful and unique cabinet was made at the express command of
the late highly esteemed possessor — combining in itself elegance and
utility — it is deserving of the minutest inspection.
026 A large Mahogany Cabinet, in the shape of a Sarcophagus, of
Foreign manufacture, with slides, adapted for, and with holes
hollowed out for Greek Coins, highly decorated with carved
ornaments — 36i inches high, 35 wide, and 20 deep 1 /y
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